Some interesting info and some common sense data. Too short videos. but its a good starting course in food helath

The course seems like it would benefit parents but does not do much for a nutrition health professional.

Simplistic. But so easy for anyone to watch and learn. I wish more people would take this course.

learned something, but not as much as i expected. hope to add more nutrition knowledge.

Good information, a bit basic though. I would've enjoyed a more in depth course.

Very basic, I expected a more scientific and clinical class from Stanford.

Informative and basic...would have liked to have gone into more detail.

Best course but how to see my certificate then I will review it again

Good overall course, basic and got me interested in cooking again!

Nice and clear course, but the level is not university level...

Very basic course, not too challenging to a non-american.

Content was too easy to be a university level course.

A more evidence-based approach would be interesting.

It's good for people who are beginners in cooking.

Too basic. No processed foods.. ok but what else?

Accurate , but very basic information.

doens't address the vegan lifestyle

A bit american - but I like it!

excelente informacion

good course

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First, I would like to say that with the exception of ONE exam, I was able to take all the tests WITHOUT WATCHING THE VIDEOS. That shows that this is a poorly put together course. Secondly, this course did NOT cover CHILD NUTRITION, it covered general nutrition. There was nothing helpful in regards to meal planning with children (although there was useful information in the Lunch Packing Video.) Although it claims the project at the end of the course is optional, it will not let me complete the course without doing the project. I find that extremely frustrating. This course offered a lot of great information (even if it was a weird combo of factual/opinionated) I was frustrated by the fact that this course is OBVIOUSLY geared towards the upper middle class/rich instead of the the everyday blue-collar family. I will do the project to complete the course but was very disappointed in my first course through Coursera.

Changed my mind after watching the cooking. The course on nutrition is just "ok" but the teacher has a very skewed idea about what "healthy cooking" really is and fails to present with reasons for her recipe choices.

Anyway I stopped watching the course, again, the nutritional part is fairly good but if you choose to continue the course at least make sure you keep searching for other points of view as well.

Best of luck.

Condescending, not backed up with evidence and preachy. Somewhere in there are some good ideas for making healthy food for kids but given I'm probably of similar politics to what they're pushing and I found it obnoxious I think they're alienating a lot of people. Must do better.