Didnt find it very interesting because of language interpretation issues. The content was good though!

Outdated material, and professor's spoken English is a little tough to understand for untrained ears

The professor’s English is so bad and the course is too easy

Unfortunately I am far away from being satisfied with Channel Management and Retailing course.

Language barrier is a huge issue – at times it was extremely difficult for me to understand what actually the lecturer meant, as the way she structures her sentences doesn't make much sense in English, plus some words were inaudible and even subtitles didn't help.

Second big issue is the structure of the material – very chaotic and unstructured. It was difficult to catch her drift.

And lastly, big part of the material is outdated – citing articles and researches from 2009, 2010 and 2015 from nowadays perspective seems a bit irrelevant – for example the whole part about online retailing.

I do not recommend this course as I barely found any use of it. As, I said, I am very disappointed.

This is so far the weakest part in the specialization and I am seriously disappointed. First, it needs update. A respected company should not publicly claim in 2020 that Apps are a myth and present online retailing as if it was a concept from Back to the Future films. Besides, the course was pure theory and zero practice. With so many possibilities of practical assignments, the only one offered consists of copy and paste from an article. Shameful.

Siento que este curso ha sido el más flojo de toda la especialización. La profesora cometía errores gramaticales mientras hablaba y su acento tan marcado hacía recordar el "Un Café con Leche in la Plaza Mayor" de hace unos años. No pongo en duda sus conocimientos pero he tardado mucho más en completarlo debido a esos puntos.

the quality of this course is very low, and the content are not interesting and useful at all.

Its highly intense and too lengthy

so much repetition...