The videos are easy to follow and teach you the basic steps for Tableau. In some cases I found them a little too basic. The course could benefit from providing additional links to further reading or giving more in depth information. The assignments, especially those of the first two weeks, were not in line with the information provided in the course videos. Luckily some people provided useful information on the discussion forum. Even tough the peer reviewing process is a good way to learn from each other, the way the grading system is set up allows for people to get full points even if they have not achieved the requested visualisation.

Good content, but very little depth. I would describe this course as a highway, a mile wide but only an inch deep. This course also doesn't fit well with the previous course as it doesn't consider visualization best practice at all. There also needs to be many more structured opportunities for practicing the concepts covered, such as optional additional assignments.

Weekly lectures were extremely basic and often only a minute or so of actual content with another minute of preview of wrap up. If there is only minimal content, there is no need to constantly summarize lessons. Other than the poor course construction, the content was generally helpful in exploring basic tableau visualizations.

Overall not bad, but the course remains very rudimentary throughout. It doesn't show much examples like plotting Gantt charts, Tree Maps, or useful table derivations, etc,. Being Visual Analytics, there is no mention of analytical features available under "Analytics" option, like confidence intervals, forecasting etc.

A good course overall, but some of the assignments needed better descriptions/instructions. Specifically, it was not always clear - even after checking Tableau help pages - how to do certain calculations. This made it very hard to display correct data results in a viz, even when the format of the viz was correct.

I atended as a free user and I expected the course to be more technical. A possitive point is all the materials are very weel explained but there is a chance to improvement in the "tone" used by the teacher wich sometimes becomes a Little boring.

I liked more the other courses from this especilization, this was in part a repetition of things, but mostly it went through things that are not clear like the AGG on the variables.

Its good always to keep practicing anyway

This course is more hands-on, however the instructor didn't show enough examples to clarify the concepts as well as raise the curiosity. I felt the previous two courses of the specialization were much more in-depth.

Some technical issues made frustrating to try and complete the assignments but it gave me a chance to better understand how Tableau works

Hope you like tons of video, little hands on work, and a peer review system that leaves you waiting weeks to complete a module.

Course had a good flow. But, the content covered was very basic. Some depth in topics will add more value to the course.

Week 3 - A lot of double audio and lack of references for formulas that are used in calculated fields

I expected more explanations about Tableou tools. Videos a little repetetive

Course is very basic not many new things to learn. But thanks for the effort

Very short and simple course. The other past courses were more important.

It was fine, but a bit too easy. Finished the whole course in 1 day.

It could be developed further.

The course was too short

The data document for assignment is a mess.

Introductory course for tableau..

Not enough solution for homework

Applied Examples are too poor

Not very informative

Very cursory course

too redunctant

good