(My reviews assumes you follow the whole specialization process by UC San Diego) The third part of the HCI specialization offers a good explanations about digital social interaction and coordination, ranging from simple social interaction to something relatively obscure as crowdsourcing. I have to put 4 stars instead of 5 because on the first assignment the task is really vague and we didn't have any examples or guides about what exactly the assignment wanted from us. But aside from that, all of the assignments involved the students clearly.

I couldn't understand the purpose of creating content in a separate course. I do not mean to hurt or demean anyone but I think the concepts could have explained in Course 2 of the specialization. So far, I had a great experience with Course 1, 2 and 5. Course 3 seems a bit off track

Interesting course :)

Felt a bit light and not necessary, but it was good info still. Took pleasure in it and actually enjoyed the easy homework.

Started off strong, but is missing the key aspects of social networks and how to integrate their prevalence into our designs.

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My least favorite of the group so far as it spends a bit too much time on crowd sourcing and was missing the latest industry powerhouse topics like Slack.

Some of what was asked in the homework did not match with what was asked in the submission section.

Handy information

I don't think introduction needed to be stretched so long but it was good :)