Avis et commentaires pour d'étudiants pour Design and Make Infographics (Project-Centered Course) par Université d'État du Michigan
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RV
24 oct. 2017
Really good! Karl Gude is great and knows how to explain in a clear way. Very useful course if you want to practice your Adobe Illustrator skills, and end up with projects to add on your portfolio.
AS
7 déc. 2021
This is the most interesting course i have indulged myself in. Thanks to Karl Gude for creating such an amazing course. It changed my perspective about a picture, poster and infographic. Kudos.
276 - 286 sur 286 Avis pour Design and Make Infographics (Project-Centered Course)
par Katrina G
•8 déc. 2020
This is mostly for people with entry-level to Illustrator. I already have some experience and for me, it was too easy.
par Marianna J
•12 févr. 2018
Too concentrated on Adobe Illustrator. This should be highlighted in the course description!
par Kavya P P
•10 juin 2020
It was awesome however more focus could have been on teaching illustrator
par Zhao y
•27 avr. 2017
Handy and Informative
par Alice H
•7 août 2017
The videos in this course need to be cleaned up a lot. In the assignment for Week 2, there is a crucial requirement in the assignment that wasn't even COVERED in the videos. And despite emphasizing the need to proofread the infographics we make, there are typos riddled throughout all of the videos.
Also, NONE of the additional Illustrator tutorials that link to his YouTube page work. Please upload them to the actual course, or don't include them at all. I think it's unacceptable that this hasn't been addressed.
This course seems to be sloppy and thrown together--as though the instructor phoned it in knowing he'll get royalties off of it anyway. Please do better.
par Rachel S
•14 sept. 2016
Minus 3 stars for 3 complaints
1. Infographics for Journalism might be a better title. The grading guidelines for the project see all specific to one type of publishing.
2. Grades assigned by fellow classmates are very subjective and sometimes miss the points made it the material.
3. Some of the class material is posted on YouTube and has advertising. I didn't buy into the class so I could watch ads!
par Mark S
•31 oct. 2019
Decent course. Gave brief overview of elements to consider when designing an infographic. Was more a course on how to use Illustrator. Peer-graded assessments were annoying since there were not enough for me to review by the deadline.
par Minerva R C
•3 juin 2016
Sweet and short course. However, if you dont have Adobe Ilustrator nor plan to buy the Certification, it is a little bit too short and basic.
par Caro S
•28 sept. 2020
Se ve práctico, pero está en inglés y los subtítulos no funcionan (solo aparece de opción árabe y ruso) es un tedio
par Bruno B
•12 mai 2018
Course very basic.
par Philippe S
•8 mars 2016
Well, while I felt really frustrated after having played ALL of this course videos, I have first put very negative comments here for its reviewing. I have then been kindly asked to reconsider my comments under the light of the usefulness of this course to some audience. For sure, it might be that I was not of the attended audience. And I still think that this course was of no interest to me - this is the reason why I'm still pleased not to have paid for its useless certificate. Nevertheless, this course might be of interest for some students. This is definitively true. So, let me suggest a new title for it: "Design and Make Infographics for the Dummies". Because that's it! This course is definitively perfect for the ones who know nothing about Infographics and they might enjoy it. Finally, I shall neither modify nor remove my previous comments on the examples used by the author.
Please notice that Coursera still gets all my confidence about the usefulness and the quality of their proposed courses. For instance, just have a look to the course "Machine Learning" of one of its co-founders, Andrew Ng.
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My previous comments here below:
For sure I was not the correct audience for this course. But nothing useful to be learned in here. Karl Gude is too much speaking of what he has formerly done, which is of only interest to him. I dislike the examples he uses : violence, sex, illness, accidents, weapons, war, drugs - and fruits, ok. Are these the only topics of interest to him? Finally, it appears that the $45 certificate does not worth it. I'm pleased not to have paid for it. And I definitively not recommend this course. Waste of time if not even waste of money.
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