The weekly assigment of 350 words is particularly useful. In order to write extensively, the students need to read the Course sources and find other available sources on the Web.

Excellent discourse and well organised . Builtup the issues step by step and sensitised the learners at optimum pace.

Gives a good overview of the current status of renewables and fossil fuels and what governments are doing about it.

It's a good for beginners. But the material needs to be updated due to the fast-changing nature of energy issues.

Good course for understanding how the energy policy environment is evolving. PResents a good macro picture.

I liked the topics, the video's and the assignments. I think the readings could have been more up to date.

The material provided was very timely .I found it easy to flow through all the classes .

Good course, not so interactive with the professors, but very informative

Good course. I've learned many new ideas about climate and energy policy

Overall a good discussion based course, very up to date discussions

I could not get the certificate , course itself excellent

Excellent resource persons, Great and diverse inputs.

Very nice class global energy and climate change

great course to learn about the climate crisis

very interesting and challenging course

Wonderful course, but quite outdated

Very informative and well organized.

Great introductory course

Useful and comprehensive

Excellent course!

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This format is less than stellar for the content. I would prefer less of a Ted Talk / interview style and more of a classic teaching concept, overview, scenario, and the interviews as a supplement.

Many of the links are outdated or paywalled, making assignments and readings harder.

Overall, you learn some things, but the course is repetitive. There are only so many times you can come to the same conclusion of "people act in their best interest." I think this course is worth a good review and rework to make a much more stable and solid impact on learners.

All in all, I learned some concepts of global energy and climate policy.

However, the course material is slightly dated and some links to neccessary reading material are broken. In addition, I am not a big fan of the assignments given as the evaluation creteria are somewhat arbitrary. 1 point per assignment seems too low to evaluate an assignment throughoutly.

In my opinion, the interviews in the video material were too superficial at times and I would have hoped to experience some in-depth discussion.

This course has some interesting material but two big caveats. First, it's showing its age - the most recent materials in the class are now four years old, and this is a rapidly changing area. Second, it's lightly enrolled so there weren't many people in the forums, and the few ones there seemed to focus mostly on getting someone to peer review their essays.

Would love to see this class refreshed with current content, and run less frequently so that the student body gets commensurately larger.