Learner Reviews & Feedback for Introduction to Typography by California Institute of the Arts
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MB
Jul 25, 2020
The course is very interesting and well presented, the assignments are really helpful for the learning process. I would recommend to anyone interested in design, art, web design or just for curiosity.
BG
Aug 3, 2020
I thought the assignments worked really cohesively with one another. It helped to keep terms and skills in mind from one assignment to the next. The lecture videos were great, short, and to the point.
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By Khabab M B M
•Jan 30, 2024
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•Apr 6, 2023
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By Abdul M A
•Dec 19, 2022
GOOD
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•Jun 18, 2022
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By Erick E H C
•Nov 22, 2021
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By Nixon M V
•May 4, 2021
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By Mahesh N
•Nov 1, 2020
GOOD
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•Jun 17, 2020
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•Apr 29, 2020
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•Apr 8, 2020
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•Feb 11, 2020
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•Feb 9, 2020
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•Jul 22, 2019
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•May 22, 2019
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•Jan 28, 2019
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•Jun 30, 2017
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•Oct 4, 2022
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•Oct 30, 2021
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•May 23, 2021
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By Milli E
•Jul 31, 2020
Great course! I learned so much about typography in a short amount of time. The history of typography wasn't something I thought I would be interested in, but in this course you'll see how much typography is influenced by its history. The examples -- and there are dozens -- are also amazing, I ended up screenshotting a lot of them so I can look back later.
The only thing I would change is that I wish the example images were downloadable, so I didn't have to pause-screenshot-unpause the videos every few seconds.
Overall, time and money well spent.
By Rama A
•Aug 13, 2018
This course is very good. Gave me a whole new experience with Letters. Powerful lesson in Typography. After this course, I have started noticing the words and their styles in almost everywhere I see them and in every brand.
Cons: Since the assignments are graded by peers, you won't always get a grade you expect. Peers are also learning and sometimes they grade and review according to their own perceptions and knowledge. Some can be at least fair if not generous ;)
By Melissa O
•Aug 17, 2017
It was nice to work with type and our own words. It felt like a more "concrete" change from the first course in this specialization where we only worked with shapes and lines. It would have been nice to have slightly more involved projects. It instead felt like we were packaging and repackaging the same copy for a month. I know that the intent was for us to focus on layout and placement, but after a while it felt state to be moving around the same content.