Learner Reviews & Feedback for Gender and Sexuality: Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace by University of Pittsburgh
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MF
Mar 23, 2022
I really learnt a lot in this course. This is not something that you can learn in everyday conversations, and with a lot of misinformation being spreaded, taking this course can really benefit you.
JP
May 3, 2020
That was an excellent course. The video lectures and the reading materials were really good and I could learn a lot of new things from this course. Thank you very much for this eyeopening course.
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By Basset B
•May 12, 2020
great cours!
By Huangfu S
•Nov 24, 2019
very helpful
By TMU鄭妍瑀
•Jun 1, 2023
教學清楚明瞭，內容豐富
By ANGELA C G B A
•Oct 8, 2024
Excelente!
By 吳宥穎
•Mar 27, 2023
非常有用、充實的內容
By Midhun
•Oct 10, 2023
VERY GOOD
By Khuyen N V
•May 18, 2023
excellent
By Agostina D B
•Mar 13, 2023
Excelente
By Elaine
•Nov 24, 2022
excellent
By Cecilia G F C
•Jan 2, 2022
Excelent!
By Quanchai “ K
•Jun 21, 2021
Excellent
By Lucas F
•Jul 1, 2020
Amazing!
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•Aug 18, 2023
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By Paula A
•Jul 13, 2021
ótimo!
By Murat K
•Nov 20, 2020
Thanks
By Ngo T N A
•Jul 11, 2021
great
By Michael A A I
•Mar 6, 2021
10/10
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•Oct 5, 2024
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•Jun 29, 2020
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•Oct 17, 2024
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By Deirdre A H
•Jul 18, 2017
This course introduced me to a more formal way of understanding gender and sexuality. While I took issue with some of the ways things were defined, particularly the implicit assumption in the first week that gender is entirely socially constructed, I really got a lot of valuable information and material out of this course. As a transgender woman with an advanced degree, I found the course to provide information of the depth and breadth expected in a short undergraduate course. The evaluations were useful but the standards were a bit unclear and the peer review process a little questionable considering the unknown background of peers. The discussion forums were not helpful, the forums and chat sessions used by Stanford in their Intro to Databases MOOC were much better. Consider an IRC chatroom at least, or a listserv. Still, I got much of what I came for at only the cost of my time.
By Gillian M B
•Jun 14, 2023
This course provides a good foundation in understanding the challenges faced by LGBTQ+ people in the workplace. It explores the past as a way to understand current societal frameworks, and covers dominant social constructs and legal protections.
The course is, however, very US-centric and as a Canadian, didn't find the many references to US laws/protections helpful (although it did prompt me to explore Canadian laws). The other downside is the fact that many of the statistics are outdated; it would be good to update some of the content with current research and more current issues.
Overall, it's time well-spent and I'd recommend it to someone seeking a comprehensive introductory course.
By Richard H
•Apr 27, 2020
This was a very informative and well presented course. As a university lecturer with responsibility for educating students in these issues and also educating staff it gave me a firm grounding in the central issues and background. If more advanced courses in this area become available I would be interested in taking them. If I have one point of criticism, it is that counter perspectives were not engaged with and discussed. But, as this is an introductory course that is understandable.