It is an OK course; however, final assignment including mandatory sharing is weird. (Why would I share an informatic graph I prepared for work, on my social media account...) -2 stars for the frustration caused by the participants giving random scores to my assignment twice.

Data visualization context was useful, as well as interview with Shneiderman and link to his book on user interfaces design, otherwise this would be a 2 star, as the rest of the videos could be used directly from Tableau site.

Do not recommend to anybody familiar with excel.

It was a good course, but using an older version of tableau which is very different and causes challenges. Additionally didn't appreciate the instructor forcing the use of social media, especially twitter in order to get a passing grade on the final assessment.

I found the course to be a helpful refresher but did not like that I would have to create a Twitter account in order to complete the final assignment. I think there should be a different option other than social media for submitting an assignment.

Good introduction to data viz principles if you are new to that. There are more compelling introductions (i.e., Cole Nussbaumer, Stephanie Evergreen). I was anticipating more step by step walkthroughs of visualization in Tableau.

I expected it to be more complete. Some ideas and the framing of the visual data analysis theme are interesting, but I expected to learn more in a 4-week course. The first peer-valuation task was simple but explained unclearly.

Goes into very basics of Tableau. I wish it had cover more technical features of Tableau. The course could include step-by-step sample report instructions which would show the students how certain Tableau features work.

No engagement from faculty, if you have questions regarding anything in the course, no one will answer them. Unclear and incomplete instructions for assignments. Overall, probably my worst experience with Coursera.

None of the references reading materials are listed. No responses from course moderators in the Q&A section. Assignment in the third week was extremely unclear, as evidenced by the comments left by students.

A good introduction although a lot of "soft skill" development that I was familiar with and wanted to spend more time using the actual software. But good for building the foundation of visualizations.

Mostly theory and seems somewhat repetitive. However the course is important with regards to presentation of visualisations.

Hoping to learn much more from the other courses in the specialisation.

Assignments' peer-graded criteria were poorly designed. Also, did not like the fact that I was forced to tweet my visualizations! Other than that informative course to get started with Tableau.

Good introductury class into what Tableau is and how it works. However, the pace of the classes was a little bit slow, and the readings were somewhat dry and longer than the videos.

Very repetitive, but gives some good basic concepts. Needs the course videos reviewed, as discuss that he will cover the Who, What and How, but then does not do it. Not terrible

I wish I had learned more about Tableau. I found the Google Sheets project and the Tableau project difficult because what was tested was not what I learned in the module.

The speaker was very hard to understand. In direct comparison to the next course it was strenous to follow her. The explanation what to should be more concise.

it is better if students are provided with the handout, how to operate the tableu step by step from the very basic and produce certain output, in this level.

This was an okay course. It was mostly theory and would suggest to take a course on Youtube. For certificate purpose this is good otherwise it is all basic

I wish this course had more interactive exercises and had more tutorials about the different types of visualizations and when and where they are used.

While nice, it was super basic and there was little hands on experience. I audited this course. I would have been disappointed if I had payed for it.

I took only this course. I wanted the course to go into more detail about using Tableau. Maybe this is what the complete specialization is for.

Expected the course to focus more on Tableau techniques but not bad in terms of an introduction to the importance of data visualization.

it was too short and didnt explain tableau functionality that well. the last module was unnecessary in context of this course and topic.

Average and overpriced as with all their courses. Go to Udemy better value ; course content is more practical and teachers are engaging.

Not always clear in their explanations especially during the tests when the answers was given in the following lesson and obscure terms