Avis et commentaires pour d'étudiants pour Les épidémies, les sorcières et la guerre : le monde de la fiction historique par Université de Virginie
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JC
16 sept. 2020
I'm not sure why I took this course. I'm glad I did. I enjoyed all the books and the interaction with authors. This was a way to experience literature without writting 5 papers on a book.
AB
4 oct. 2020
Too good! The instructor was way too awesome. I am not from Arts or Literature background yet understood everything easily. The author interactions were a really good learning experience
101 - 111 sur 111 Avis pour Les épidémies, les sorcières et la guerre : le monde de la fiction historique
par Lorenzo A
•26 févr. 2017
Excellent course for those taking the first steps into hi
par Joy S
•7 janv. 2017
Enjoyed this. Lots of lectures by guest authors.
par Aimi I
•3 févr. 2016
Fun course I feel I learned a lot.
par maria
•20 déc. 2019
Very interessant!!
par Johnathan A
•9 juil. 2017
Loads of problems with old assignments getting lost, and now there isn't even a creative outlet for students. Disappointing in that respect.
par Margaretta N
•8 sept. 2015
I really like the visiting writer seminars -- they were the best part
par kevin h
•13 sept. 2019
it was my mistake this is not the course i thought it would be
par elizabeth t
•29 oct. 2020
This course is a disgrace. The syllabus (which is well-hidden) is very hard to follow; there is no interaction with the instructor, staff or mentor. You get a certificate after completing three bad quizzes in week 3 of 12. There is no way to complete the two peer-graded assignments at the end.
The three books I read were interesting; the videos featuring a real class interacting with four authors (in 2013) give some useful information. Forums with other students are really the only redeeming value of this course, and most don't participate. Those few who do drop out after Week 5.
Just read "Fever", "Ghost Bride" and "Year of Wonders" and save a lot of frustration.
par Kage G
•9 mai 2017
This course is a poor transfer from one of their online or hybrid courses. The professor constantly mentions readings that were never put in the Coursera lessons, and the quizzes are on those readings. DO NOT TAKE!!!
par Jeffrey S
•18 janv. 2020
Would appreciate a little less focus on obscure feminist writers and more on the material implied in the title. This course was boring, pretentious and not worth finishing.
par Stephanie
•28 févr. 2018
I managed to suffer through 2 weeks and finally gave up. I adore historical fiction and this course drained the life from it.
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