The course is good, but very basic.

good for developing basics

Cours très important

very nice course

This is the third IBM course that I have enrolled in through Coursera. While IBM courses have good content and have been helpful to me, I must address the subpar video production for the visual content on these courses. It is hard to accept that IBM does not allocate enough resources to produce acceptable video quality for its classes. As a videographer, this is just unbearable. There are thousands of YouTube videos with higher production value than the IBM courses’ visuals currently offer. And boring, terribly lit, laptop camera video output makes the content feel cheap and lackluster. If there were one suggestion for IBM courses at Coursera, I would make the videos up to par with what every YouTuber knows: light your videos properly, and, for God’s sake, STOP USING YOUR LAPTOP’S CRAPPY VIDEO CAMERA AS YOUR MAIN VIDEO SOURCE.

Good foundational content; however, the Expert video interviews were not useful. The insights shared were redundant with the rest of the content and between the people being interviewed. They went on for too long and felt like the course creators were trying to fill time. It would have been much more interesting and useful to have one person share a case study highlighting the specific skill/concept rather than seven people repeating generalities.

Its a solid introduction, but there is a big gap oin validating your learnings. The graded tasks are frankly too easy, with most questions being too obvious. The more workshop based tasks are great, but they really need a video/more material to walk you through the right answers/approach - I have nothing to compare my work to.

Content is fine but the method of delivery (hours of pre-recorded videos with some reading) isn't the most engaging. Also the assessment questions are pretty poor quality. Multiple choice with one obvious answer and all the other options are silly/facetious.

Some basic information beyond digital product management, and interesting perspective from different professionals. However, the video content can be dull at times, and the quiz questions are mostly either unclear or too easy.

A good introduction to PM work, but the exam questions had many typos and formatting issues, and didn't generally feel challenging. There were many questions with answers that felt like obvious non-options.

There is an element missing from this course. You still need constructive feedback from an instructor to hone in on the points being made by the module and the ambiguity that arise while taking the course.

I was only partly satisfied with the course. Most of the learnings are too general and real scenario applications were missing. I think I already knew most things before even starting the course.

one of the experts/instructors has trouble articulate well; and the content is probably too simple even for beginner level; the lab is not designed too engaging

Some really valuable basis information in there. Delivery format had a lot of pointless stuff, especially the experts viewpoints.

Some helpful introductory material but a lot of fluff; needs more focus on actual product manager voices.

the content was good and appreciable but the assessments could have better.

The content is excellent, but the audio is not great in some of the videos.

quite boring and sometimes low video quality of peoples interview

This is a very light introduction, skimming the surface of PdM.

basic knowledge for me - I skimmed it through very quickly.

Q&A need to be reviewed for spelling/gramma mistakes

Good basics, a bit to basic for my background

pretty basic and introductory

Very basic info.

not bad, no new