Very much appreciated

Very Well explained

It is very helpful

It was very great

helpful Course

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The material is very interesting, if somewhat hypothetical. I enjoyed it - thank you.

I would have appreciated more real life examples (in number as well as in nature) to help me understand the concepts.

The lecturer and the contributors all have strong accents which made following them difficult. The transcripts quite often didn't help as they also failed to catch what was being said and also failed to correct mistakes in the English and the grammar & punctuation were not always correct. All in all, it was difficult for me as a native English speaker to understand at times, so must be very difficult for non-native English speakers. I suppose could create a survey to discover what other students thought and see if they were following a social norm or not...

Too much time spent on definitions (with considerable repetition of information) - that is hardly the most interesting topics you can share. Would be much more interesting to understanding the science behind behavior as well as the best practices around measuring and influencing social practices (what has worked and not worked, what you have learnt, etc.)

The course was very useful and interesting. However, week four could have been divided into two or more weeks--the material became significantly more technical and lengthy, which was like a "speedbump" to to my learning and progress. Distributing the materials more evening and assigning more application homeworks would be useful.

This is material that you're not going to use directly, but can use indirectly in your work later on. It's pretty dry material, but I honestly learned a lot of valuable information. I would recommend it if you're willing to put in the work. If not, you wont learn much.

Subtitles need to be reviewed, a lot of errors and they are necessary because the speakers all have strong accents. Sometimes the transcript itself doesn't make sense at all.

A fairly simple approach to complex components of society. It's a good way to become familiar with the terms used by sociologists for societal behavior.

I think this course is very good, BUT too repetitive.

Texts and videos often cover the exact same questions and topics, things are explained too often.

Interesting but: too much jargon, hard to follow and missing examples in western world. Would like to see more the limitation of this theory

it was so confusing but I tried my best, not cause the instructor is bad, just cause there were too many similar concepts

The course is not that interesting but I really like the example from the different countries that was given by UNICEF.

I think this course in very important for researchers in order to get the right answers from the communities

Quizzes are very confusing and English translation is awful and full of mistakes a

Overall a good course, however quite repetitive which was often frustrating.

Ok course, the further you get into the course th better the lectures,