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.

This is a decent course to learn some of the basics of how to use Excel. I wish HLOOKUP and VLOOKUP were covered. The assignment design didn't really help me absorb the material. I don't benefit from assignments that tell me: "Click this button. Enter this text. Change this color." I do much better when an assignment has a prompt for me to figure out - that way, I gain a deeper understanding of how to do something and why to do something in a specific way. It requires a deeper level of participation from the student, and I think that's the best way to really learn.

The course content was helpful and introduced important Excel concepts, but the experience had several issues. Many Excel features did not work correctly when opened in Google Sheets, which created confusion during assignments. Also, the AI grading system was not reliable, which led to unnecessary stress. There should be an option to upload and view actual Microsoft Excel files directly, so that all functionalities remain intact. With better instructions and proper file support, the course can become much smoother and more effective.

The main course was excellent. The Honors course, however, was very confusing and not very clear in its directions. I couldn't figure out how to turn things in since those directions were at the very bottom of the module and separate from the "My Submissions" tab located in the project "lesson". The only instructions relating to how to turn things in within the directions of my project simply said to go to "My Submissions" tab but neglected to tell me how to utilize this tab to turn my project in. It was a struggle to say the least.

It would have been nice to select the course based on the laptop you're utilizing. For example, much other the exercises catered to those using equipment other than Apple products making it more timely for me to navigate through the assignments. Other than that, I felt the course was informative, engaging and helpful. I was able to put into practice some of the techniques I learned, in my day to day tasks at work.

hubo ejercicios donde las formulas a usar estaban en ingles me fue necesario usar un traductor externo y son algo confusos los videos, seria mejor si tuvieran un hispanohablante explicando el tema

_ 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.

I WAS OFFERED FINIANCIAL AID FOR THIS COURSE, YET STILL I AM STILL ASK TO PAY TO UPGRADE BEFOR I CAN TAKE GRADED QUIZ, WHY?

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

the course is a little outdated which makes it a little difficult to follow the module exercise instructions.

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

Helpful with the basics. Sometimes a bit to much in detail. Unfortunatly I can't download my certificate

Good course with useful content. However, I noticed several errors in the quizzes throughout.

чому я не можу забрати сертифікат до того як закінчиться підпсика??????

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

a bit dated and lots of differences with Mac version of Excel

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Very difficult honors

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it was really good

Great Course

very good

good

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This course is too focused on semantics rather than applications of what is trying to be teached. SO many times i've lost points in a test because the question asked about a path that no one uses to use a tool, while i could still easily use it, just through another way. Not only that, it's also filled with trick questions where 3 answers sound almost the same but with very dubious wording where you just have to guess. And don't even get me started if you are using a different version of Excel than the one used as reference in the course. Literally learned more from a Youtube course than this.