I did not feel prepared for the final case study assignment because there wasn't enough hands-on work through the course. There also wasn't an answer sheet to explain how to properly complete the sheets so I could learn where I went wrong

There is some valuable information in here but you have to get through a very irritating cartoon to get it. The course (and learners) would be better served to get rid of the cartoon and the 'quirky' character and just teach the material.

I wish it gave more detail into how to place transactions into the right accounts and gave us more practice with processing transactions through the accounting cycle. I did the course and I don't feel very confident in what I learned.

The directions and explanations aren't backed up with explanations and tests don't align with what you studied. I could do on and one but look towards the CPA Tony Bell and listen to just one of his lessons and see for yourself.

Easy to understand assignments, but using Quickbooks isn't going to help when we have to do manually entry. More focus should be on manual entry methods and saving quickbook lessons for more advanced lessons.

I hated the graphics, the language and the practice. There was a maximum of 2 pages of notes from the whole course. Not much practice and understanding of a hands on approach. "expert" videos were horrible.

the course is good and you can go through it in a couple of days.

The bummer is that the Intuit Certificate is only accessible for people in the US and the additional 3 modules are not present on Coursera.

Lots and lots of videos. The videos were only somewhat helpful to my overall understanding of the content. I am someone that needs more hands on learning experiences without obvious correct answers.

This is incredibly unprofessional. Cartoons that take ages to actually deliver useable knowledge and instead linger on being funny or entertaining, infomercials, broken links. Pass it up.

It's terrible. Yes, you learn what a Bookkeeper does, etc. but you are basically taught by a cartoon. I still have a few days with my free trial so I'll try another course.

Sure they mention many things but didn't cover the basics well. I still don't know when to debit or credit an account and didn't get any of Lou's trial balance right.

The Class was very basic info. Little was explained on general ledger but a lot was on final test. Had to do side resources to fully understand some key parts.

Took the Intuit Academy exam afterwards and did not pass. Did not cover all information in the test. Might as well just take the course on Intuit for free.

I find your syntax appalling. Every time you give an instruction I have to deconstruct the statement so I understand your meaning. it's very backward.

Very confusing. 2nd week had a video that launched 5 terms and 7 equations at me and explained nothing. Needs to be slower and more detailed.

I somehow passed the case study exam despite not being confident in any of what I was doing and not being able to get my book to balance

It was ok for the basics but it did not give me any real hands on training that I was wanting for learning more about quickbooks online.

good course sucks that if your not American u cant take the exam would of been nice to get a disclaimer at the course enrollment

I completed it up until the final page where the test was for American's only. As a Canadian I was unable to do this final step.

Cartoons are snarky and annoying. The test given at the end is external and does not align with the information taught here.

Some material is very hard to understand, the AI instructor has a very annoying voice, and she just isn't amusing at all.

Not enough practice and images can not be seen (too small). Also, need reference material that can be downloaded.

Makes many assumptions in their teachings. Does not give solid concrete examples for students to learn from .

It would be helpful if this program provided examples on how to come up with the correct answers. T

Great for some people maybe, but this feels like a long commercial. It's unbearable.