Coursera Review: Our Experience and How it Works

Coursera is one of the most popular online learning platforms. It offers thousands of online courses and degrees in a wide range of fields, and you can take them to learn new skills that can help you progress in your life.

In this Coursera review, we'll cover our experience with this platform and how it works. We'll talk about what it's like to take classes here, how to get started, costs, the benefits and drawbacks of this platform, and if it's worth it!

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🔖Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:26 What is Coursera?
1:41 Is Coursera legit?
2:00 Signing in and choosing a course
3:03 How courses work
4:07 Coursera's biggest issue
6:00 Coursera's pricing
7:00 Next steps

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[gradehacker]

Have you taken any course in Coursera? How was your experience with it?

[DeeSavageApocalypseThest]

Was looking for data analyst related boot camps come to find that my local uni charges over 13000, yet Coursera is about 59$

[DHScuts]

If we buy one course is it life time accessible or it will be over within the given period of time

[NerdWasi]

If I've time is it possible to compete any course in a month? Please reply

[Redlights]

Idk about the certificates but I use their top university lessons to learn korean for free. I did one lesson today and I'm impressed.

[psychedelictacos]

So if you pay the 50 dollars per month you can do any of the courses that cost 50 dollars? its just kind of like a subscription to Netflix that gives you access to all of its shows apart from the advanced courses in this case that cost over $2000 USD??

[englishaa]

Is peer graded assignment compulsory for getting a certificate?

[mohammadfilvan]

Hello, I signed up for the Teamwork and Creativity course, it has 5 modules. I have just answered the tasks of the first module and taken the final exam, which is subject to a fee. I wanted to ask if we have to pass all five modules in this mentioned course to get a certificate or can we get a certificate after passing the each module?

[ciegosanchez]

Question: why do I get a certificate for each course I finish? Like they’ll be 4 parts and I get a certificate for all of them? Should it be just one final certificate at the end?

[gangarapusabithasabitha]

I want to learn c language from coursera and iam in my 1st year of engineering in ece i want a degree too

[TJPRINCEALLAH]

so if i take a free course & succeed i have the option to pay for the certificate when i’m done?

[waybackretroreviews]

Are Coursera Certificates certifiable to get a job?

[filipmachacek]

Good, short and informative review. Nice vid. 👍

[EDGEHILLBBKE]

I took several courses, great contents. My challenge here comes in and I need help with payment. I woud wish to do payment direct from bank is it an available option? Payment criteria CANNOT work for me where I am .

[jegaevi]

Thank you for this in depth review! I think you were really fair.

My university gives out free Coursera to all of the students who want it, so I don't have to pay for certificates, but I think I would probably continue using the platform even after I graduated and didn't 't have free access anymore.

I think it is a great way to deepen your knowledge in your own field, or try other, unfamiliar fields as well. All of the courses are high quality and a lot of them are even enjoyable to take and they never feel like a chore.

My only problem is that peer reviews are nothing more than a joke. It is not even that you are not reviewed by experts, but your course mates usually put zero effort into reviewing your work. I never got any constructive criticism, they usually just say "Good.", probably without reading what I wrote, or say "Could have been better".

Also, I wish they had more subjects in Humanities. There are only a couple of literature/culture courses.

[ELCHUCKO]

Coursera is not an accredited platform per se? WTF? "Coursera Certificates Are Not Accredited. While a Coursera certificate can look good on your resume, it's important to keep in mind that these certificates are not accredited. That means they likely won't be accepted as credit towards a degree or other formal education program."

[simmzzzz]

Coursera is one of the biggest piles of trash I've ever seen. Major ripoff. Take a bootcamp course instead.

[holysnake]

Somehow it doesn’t let me have a free course, though it says the course is free. What may be a problem?

[AMPMReviews]

I have only done two courses and it seems to have some boring structure and a lot of fluff. like they will have a 2 minute overview and then a 1 min conclusion on a topic I just saw.

[Ramkumar-ujfo]

Is there any scientific evidence of casteism or regionalism against Coursera, EdX, Future Learn, Udemy, Unanth ? Say yes or no

No
What about pluralsight

No
What about interaction design foundation or togaf
No.

What about brainbench ?
No.
What about guru nanak English high school, kalyan and boiler plant secondary high school trichy

There is no specific scientific evidence to suggest casteism or regionalism against these schools.

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