The quality of the lectures is not very good. The slides are pretty much useless, since there is no information on them, and that is a problem for reading based learners like myself.

In addition, the question in the quizzes are vague and badly done, and it makes it hard to understand what the point is.

The topics explained are quite good and useful; the presentation slides are somehow incomplete, this is they don't contain the main ideas from the video presentation.

Works, but as a free attendee I had no access to the tests, so I could not get involved as I did in other courses that I purchased after the completion of the course.

the course isn't well organized it just learn you the basics not to get in the next step in the negotiation

also, it is very academic not a practical one

It's a decent course on basic negotiaiton. But from UCI I was expecitng something better. More presentations graphics, key terms.

Could be made more interesting with more slides instead of just the Instructor talking on screen for a longer length.

The videos were good but the reading was simply powerpoint slides that just had headings, no supplementary reading

Not very well structured course with not a big set of additional resources but otherwise some useful info present

It is very nice course am happy to be part of it. Have learn about negotiations and how to do it.

THe course is very useful for any industry to grow up.Also useful for personal development.

Need templates and take away summary to enable progress and content retention.

Overall is an interesting course but I expected better slides to study on

The information is good. Please provide more detail presentation slides

Content is good but it could have been little interactive and engaging.

Good overview of the Harvard Negotiation Guide

A bit boring, but still informative.

Nice course but i hate the tutor

Talk so much, Slide is very bad.

Was not interesting at all!

Extremely Monotonous

8 hours retest

煞有介事，useless

masterpiece

excellent

The topic is very important so highly appreciate the course and efforts. But the presenter was obviously reading strictly from a script, which is not very verbal-friendly. This resulted in the presenter making a lot of mistakes, and time spent correcting mistakes. It disrupts the flow and is quite distracting. So the overall learning experience is not very good. Suggest that there can be more practices, or re-do with the recording when many errors occured (or edit the videos to cut out the errors), or edit the script to become more verbal friendly. :)