Los exámenes al final de cada modulo deberían ser un poco más complicados.

Very interesting with excellent instructional videos at a relaxing pace

Basic, but well explained for beginners, solid knowledge afterwards

I wish I could use the fossil viewer. I couldn't access it at all

Engaging intro course with superb visuals and virtual specimens.

Pretty good, but the video quality wasn't too great.

Very difficult, so much nomenclature to remember.

Interesting and informative. Glad I took it.

This was very informative and enjoyable

Very good course with lots of detail.

fun to do but outdated information

I liked the course ❤️ Thanks

Great course. Learned a lot.

Good overview of the topic

really entertaining course

c'etait super

This was fun!

QUITE GOOD!!

Good

An interesting course that had plenty of material that was new, informative and well presented. However it felt some what dated and I was very disappointed that the fossil viewer only worked on one occasion - and when it did the images seemed low resolution and not reflective of current technology. That said I enjoyed the presentations and learnt a lot, even if I found the names of species, groups and so on confusing and overwhelming. I would have liked to see more images (and at higher resolution) of some of the animals/concepts being discussed. That said, I want to emphasis that I learnt a lot and will make time to read further on the topic).

It was very interesting to learn about the dinosaurs. The examples from the museum were cool and you could see the presentor had a passion for dinosaurs. However they would use difficult words (understandable) but without giving a really clear definition which resulted in me having to google it myself. Oh also some of the links in the class notes don't work anymore However I did learn a whole lot about dinosaurs and my knowledge is now a lot more then it was before (Dino's lived and at one point they died and also Trex). I now know about the importance of a dinosaurs hips and what fenestrae are and a lot more

Hesperonychus is classified as saurischian, and in an earlier lesson we were told that saurischians had forward-tilted pubes. But, Hesperonychus has a backward-tilted pubes. Birds have backward-tilted pubes yet descended from theropods, which were saurischian. its wrong please fix this for the other learners so they dont get it wrong.

Comecei o curso há pouco tempo, está em inglês e não existe a possibilidade de colocá-lo em português, por isso a aprendizagem do conteúdo acaba sendo imensamente mais difícil. Peço que em breve exista a possibilidade de incorporar outras línguas à tradução do curso.

Good for beginners, but as good as I could've been. the facts used in this are like from 2014. I would benefit from using more up to date facts, could've also focused more on some non-dinosaurian animals.

An awesome course..enjoyed very much..Thank you coursera