Excellent design and flow of the course. Was extremely helpful. Thank you very much.

Corso interessante, per me è stato un po 'difficile seguire il corso in inglese.

I appreciated the short modules and flexibility of time to complete the course.

Overall very informative and to the point course for teachers.One must adopt it

Thank you Coursera and UNSW for an engaging and satisfying learning experience.

Nice presentation , case studies were relevant, reference material are helpful

Congratulations to the instructors and UNSW. Very useful for online teaching.

I could learn and gain the required knowledge to teach online effectively

The course taught me many things which will help me in my Online Classes.

A great course for beginners in the field of teaching and education.

I have learned many online tools and their usage. Very very Useful.

Very good course useful for teachers in today's situations 👍👍

Very useful information and resourceful for on-line teaching.

I anticipated that the course would have been more hands-on.

very nice videos has provided i have learn lots of thinks

Great help for teachers that are new to online teaching.

This course very helpful for further study and job.

Very useful links!

Interesting

good

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There are too many video which are interview styled. It shall be better if these videos are merged rather than having it sporadically across. I appreciate the efforts on creating this course which also needs some evolving of concepts Post-COVID teaching learning scenario. Overall, enjoyed the course.

I found this course quite useful, although I would add more practice, since that is the best way that to me works to make sure that I have truly and effectively acquired the knowledge and tools offered by the course.

Everything is so generic, so abstract and it is not concise at all

The videos with interviews with teachers who have integrated technology in their courses are interesting, but pdf. files provide basic information only. "Personalized" links are not really personalized at all. The lists seem to be compiled based on some keyword search without anybody checking what exactly those articles are about. I had selected EFL as my interest area and I was recommended an article which discusses how students use electronic dictionaries in the classroom. Yes, it's technology, but it has nothing to do with online learning. In addition, many links simply do not work. I think the course can serve as a "reminder" about what are some issues to consider when integrating new technology, but no, it will not help you learn how to teach online. I am glad I did not opt for a certificate. I do not know what that certificate would be for.