unprofessional, limited extra knowledge gained. The course try to be PC therefore it is full with cliché

Good case studies are given

This was very confusing to understand. There was a lot of repetition in the information shared, much of it was not clearly stated or was said in a very circular manner. I needed to replay multiple segments in order to try and understand what the instructor was saying. Also, there was a difference in phrasing between the lectures and the quizes which required more time to comprehend what was being asked in the question. A majority of it would also be understood by native speakers so I think this ought to be catered more for non-native speakers rather than a general course on intercultural communication. While I understand that the point of the course is to teach about how native English speaking areas differ in their communicative styles, as an American living in Asia for the past six years, I found the instructors among the most confusing native English speaking Asians I have met.

Very good and easy approach defined to ac

Me gustó esta parte del curso, no tengo objeción alguna .

very useful and interesting

I'm sorry, for me this is really basic. Possibly ideal for an intern. I work in operational environments where things need to be done. Yes, we don't want to offend anybody, but it's essential things happen in a timely manner.

great

The methodology taught was awesome. I, being an Indian benefited a lot, truly. It was another platform to interact globally.

It is extremely contemporary and a very useful course!