The content was too superficial, no detail at all. We saw more and better examples of ideation and prototyping in previous courses. Some weeks only had one 10min video and one link to an outdated article from like 2009..... come on, really? Im sure things have changed slightly in the digital world in the last 8 to 10 years.... aren't you? This whole unit needs some MAJOR updating.

Assignments weren't as straightforward as I would have liked them to be.

Unfortunately I found this course to be the least enjoyable so far in the specialization. I'm not sure if I was just jarred by the change in instructor, but I found her manner of lecture to be almost belittling. I'm not sure if she's a mother or not, but that's the way she comes across--like she's trying to squeeze massive and advanced theory into a pill designed for ten year-olds.

A majority of this class simply glossed over things we already learned in the intro class, and she would often list things she was going to talk about, and then ignore one of those items entirely. In fact, one of the most challenging assignments in this course was building a journey map, something that was mentioned in the lectures, but not gone into in depth at all. I tackled this challenge by sort of haphazardly googling journey maps and praying my submission would come across as somewhat logical.

Ultimately I'm very disappointed with this part of the specialization. I don't feel like it was worth my $39, and would love to see this class completely redesigned for future learners. Research and prototyping is arguably one of the most important things for a burgeoning UX designer to learn, and this class could stand to be a lot more in depth.

A good instructor and interesting assignments, but the information presented was quite shallow. I don't feel that I learned much from this course.

Classes are not fluid, did not learn much at all, very different in relation to Scott classes. Assignments were a pain, not well explained and not useful for learning.

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One of the greatest course on the whole specialisation. Very well written assignments and guidelines. The rest of specialisation should be like that!

Awesome!!

My favorite so far. Really focused on the heart of what I came for, UX. Covers personas, journey maps, generating ideas, etc. Great professor.

really liked the tasks and peer review feedback

Learned useful techniques to understand users and their behavior to enhance their experience

Excellent course! have taught me tools to execute UX in an easy way.

One of my favorite class. I love the practices and techniques used for this class.

A great introduction to UX Research and Prototyping. Thank you for your knowledge.

Good Work. Awesome

Very useful course!

very nice and detail course.

Great!

Such a wonderful experience do interviewing people and write ideas.

I took this course back in 2016 as an introductory course to UX Research. It was good to understand how things work and the steps to go through in research. however, i realise its true benefit after completing my research internship at Google. The program content is very close to what should be done in big organisation. My one regret is not to rewatch it sooner.

So far i like this course most of all in this specialization (i already finish 1, 2 and 3rd course)

Interesting assignments and lectures

I enjoyed the course. It has a nice balance of theory and practice. Thanks to the instructors for putting this course together!

Clear and concise course for understanding concepts. Very easy to to apply them in real-life

It was great and Usefull! Thank you.

Excellent Course! Thank you very much!

If we can have access to the answers to the quiz after everyone submits the results, that will be great.