Oct 28, 2018
The course was simple and easy to follow! I enjoyed Professor Bloomfield's teaching very much! I definitely would recommend it for anyone who is curious about the basic principles of science!
Sep 18, 2015
A brilliant teacher makes a course easy, makes you wish learning his lessons without too much effort from your side, this being the case here, I really enjoy this course and I find it useful.
par Kris c
•Jun 19, 2017
I am a homeschool mom to an 11 yr old boy. He took this course and really enjoyed it. The demonstrations of physics at work made the information very intersting and accessible to him.
par Will Y
•Jun 22, 2017
Great introduction to Physics. I use the concepts taught in this course frequently in everyday life. Professor Bloomfield explains concepts very clearly without getting overly mathematical.
par ron r
•Feb 14, 2016
it so boring
par Miguel A C O
•Jan 12, 2019
¡Excelente! Muy ameno y repleto de contenido. Felicitaciones y muchas gracias al profesor Bloomfield y su equipo de trabajo.
par Sunil K
•Jan 01, 2019
It's really an great experience to learn from coursera.
par Guillermo J M M
•Jan 24, 2019
I think it's a great way to learn basic phisics without the Math part of any science. Thanks for your work.
par Okolelov V
•Feb 22, 2019
This is a wonderful course with a marvelous teacher.
par Dani C
•Feb 27, 2019
I'm a secondary school teacher of physics, and I've got and collected a lot of new ideas of approaching things. I will use them in my teaching practice.
Thanks, professor! :)
par Alexandre G
•Mar 02, 2019
'How Things Work' is undoubtedly the best introductory physics course I have ever taken. Professor Bloomfield makes physics so much fun to study and motivates students with his empathy. As I'm a physics teacher myself, I intend to enhance my classes with this revolutionary way of teaching, by using everyday examples to maximize students learning. Thank you very much professor Lou!!! =]
par ASHU G
•Apr 10, 2019
best course
par Eshrit S
•Dec 06, 2018
This was an excellent course with thorough material and an excellent evergreen physics professor who made the learning so much more fun. Highly recommend it
par Michele P
•Dec 07, 2018
Very well explained. Each video answers a question that let's one understand a key concept of how things work.
par Yubraj G
•Feb 04, 2019
teaching methods are superb by using simple language.
par David W
•Apr 25, 2016
Good introduction to Physics.
par John
•Nov 08, 2015
Excellent course! Make the physics of everyday objects understandable. Concepts that I have struggled with for years, such as why all objects fall at the same rate under gravity were made obvious. Highly recommended.
par Kateryna S
•Nov 01, 2015
Demosntrations involved in the course is a great way to understand the material, thanks a lot) enjoyed your style and manner of lecturing
par Boris L
•Jan 13, 2016
I strongly recommend anybody to begin to study physics from this course!!!
par rita
•Jun 10, 2016
If my high school teachers were like this I might had ended up physicist. Great videos, engaging style, good explanations. I loved it!
par Mary-Jude E
•Jul 11, 2017
Excellent course, enjoyed the professor's lecture style. Also,learned and understand far more about the physics of how things worked then I did before taking this course!
par JAVIER S S
•Oct 31, 2017
Nice explanations and easy to understand for non-English native speakers.
par Emiel d J
•Apr 13, 2016
awesome explanation from a guy who is truly enthusiastic about the subject he is teaching.
par john a k
•Dec 03, 2016
Insight after insight ... great course
par Steve M
•Oct 30, 2015
Excellent instructor and great explanations.
par HanuRam
•Sep 21, 2015
It was really fascinating to know science works in nature. Prof. Bloomfield demonstrate it, in a really nice way.
par simon d
•Oct 19, 2015
Very useful course as an introduction to how things work. Louis Bloomfield is fantastic. The enthusiasm and way he explains things are a credit to him and the university. If only all teachers/lecturers/instructors could be as enthusiastic and animated! Thanks for providing this course. Where is part two?