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MN
Sep 24, 2017
excellent course for those who have not studied history as part of their academic curriculum. Course is slightly from American(USA) perspective of world events but nevertheless is highly informative.
RM
Dec 08, 2016
This course is enlightening in so many ways. This course not only answers the "What" about history, but also "Why", "Why not" and the overall perception, feelings of people of each era being taught.
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von cuneyt a
•Feb 25, 2016
I think the course content is global history US in center.
von Vipul A
•Jan 20, 2017
Better way of showing how finance,politics and war can interact with each other.
von Mariam
•Aug 08, 2016
Very interesting and engaging
von Brianna Z J
•Oct 11, 2015
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von Iris v S
•Apr 04, 2016
Very enjoyable and informative. I'd certainly take other courses by the same professor!
von Πιστοφίδης-Χατζηδημητρίου Α
•Mar 31, 2016
The teacher was rather informative, he analyzed the subject to its detail i am very satisfied.
von Alfredo T
•Oct 01, 2015
It´s a very excellent course of history!
von Bobby B
•Nov 14, 2017
An ambitious and informative summary of the most relevant events that shaped our history over the past 100 years. This takes us from the early 20th century up to the financial crisis of 2008. Highly recommend this course if you are wanting to refresh your understanding of this time period.
von Karla S C S
•Mar 01, 2018
Muy interesante
von Ahil K
•Jul 07, 2019
The course was excellently built for both beginners and scholars. The questions and quizzes were really stimulating. Thank you.
von Evangelia A
•Nov 21, 2015
Very few o no information about the Latin America
von Johann Q
•Sep 02, 2015
We need less lectures and more application based courses.
von Karthik N
•Mar 02, 2019
The lecturer was slightly monotonous and really has missed out on key factors such as Weimar Republic etc in this course. Moreover, the course seems very opinionated and ends of the wars seems to be just glossed over into economic terms rather than historic facts. Battle of Okinawa, death of Hitler, battle of somme and verdun seem like key parts not tackled efficiently. Quizzes rely too much on rote knowledge and the lecturer's opinion rather than what one should take away from the presentations. Also, coming from India and also having stayed for long in the Middle East, the entire picture given by the lecturer of these regions seem to be quite flawed as the picture is very narrow.
von Edmund B
•Jun 09, 2016
For pay quiz feedback is not part of the MOOC education movement.
von ibrahim A T
•Nov 20, 2016
a little propagandist, but interesting with that in mind
von Basel
•Mar 22, 2016
Might be an instructive course but the guy who presents it is really creepy. And knowing he was involved in the official 9/11 report makes him hard to believe on any issue.
von Stuart B
•Apr 07, 2017
Course is not for free and misleading.
von Sergiu L
•Apr 27, 2016
Great course, but it's misleading. doesn't tell you from the start that you have to pay for it.
von Simon H
•Aug 18, 2019
The course offers a traditional mainstream view of global history biased towards the US. Western perspectives, empires and realism are emphasized. The Global South and cultural and social history are largely neglected. The course could be improved for example by guest lecturers coming from different cultural contexts offering diverse perspectives and local expertise.
von Mohit T
•Sep 08, 2019
auditors have to pay to see the answers of the quiz, I think the questions are stupid and we wont find out how they are unless we participate in the quiz.