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In general terms, the course has a vast amount of information for a fundamental level of knowledge therefore, I can say that it fully covers what a beginner in Excel needs to handle for a good performance. Nevertheless, the way of presenting the information MUST improve considerably since there is a lot of information to assimilate in every video, and the practices are insufficient to relate the instructions to the tasks to be carried out.

Also, I found the instructions in the quiz practice hard to follow and most of the time, I managed to finished them because I already knew what I was asked to do, but for someone learning for the first time, I could've been pain in the neck.

One more thing, since Week 2, I couldn't take the quiz practices because they never loaded. That needs to be fixed.

I am aware that this course works as a first contact and the participants must complement their knowledge and practices, but even so, it would be a positive point to work more on the pedagogical part in order to attract more people to take this series of courses.

The course is good in general, it teaches you basic and advanced functions however, there are many aspects to improve.

Sometimes the videos have too much information and too fast, many functions are exclusive of the latest version and you can not do those practices with the online version of Excel.

I also experimented some issues with the platform some of the videos were not marked as "watched" and some quizzes were blank.

Although I know Microsoft is a technological company and their main focus is on productivity and data, I cannot ignore the fact that this course lacks a better pedagogy and warmer human touch, I completed the course and I never knew the moderators' name of the course.

While I understand this is an introduction to Microsoft Excel with basic instructions, there could have been more (optional) practice work with formulas and functions. I am not good at remembering formulas and when to apply them, so I found it very frustrating when the quizzes would throw in a formula question and ask me if the formula was correct. Just giving a long text page listing formulas is not the best way for me to learn and I would imagine others would also find it difficult. The formatting, table use, and importing data sections were easier to understand and I will have no problems using those aspects of Excel.

It's a great intro to excel! I'm not super familiar with it and I was able to keep up, although there were spelling errors here and there that threw me off, I was able to figure most of it out on my own. I still plan to complete the honors assignment so there may be an opportunity for more practice through that, but I felt like this was a little too surface level for what I was looking for. I know general tips and functions of excel but not practical uses for them. It felt like a lot of learning things out of context so I am hopeful I can come up with ways of utilizing these concepts on my own.

It's a solid course introducing many functionalities of excel, but I wish there were more hands-on practical exercises or the practical assignments were a bit longer/comprehensive.

_ Some video presentations were stuffed with info given at too high speed.

_ Several features are not available (yet?) in the online version of Excel, which I prefer to use.

the questions and small examinations questions are asked before the topic has been completed by the instructor

some important topics where just passed very fast, but not important areas like printing has lots of time

Good course for beginners who want basic understanding of MS excel.

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