Mountains 101

I highly recommend this course, and hope for Mountains 201!

Can highly recommend.

Highly recommend.

Even if you only have a passing interest in mountains, I would highly recommend this course.

I highly recommend the course.

i thoroughly enjoyed this course and would highly recommend it for the sake of knowledge acquisition but its breadth cuts across many different fields so it may not be a highly focused course if that is what someone is looking for.

I have never before taken an on-line course so I cannot rate this course versus others though I would highly recommend this Mountains 101 course to any "newbie" to on line courses like myself.

I'd highly recommend this course!

There are some areas that could be improved: Quizzes, pdfs of course notes, tech tips, background photo locations, etc.

Oh yes, and I liked the tech tips too.

You can tell that a lot of work went into putting the course together, including fun extras like the interactive map of locations visited and the tech tips at the end of each session.

The course instructors were clear, information was relevant and interesting, interactive maps were and related course material was beneficial, and the tech tips were informative.

And of course, the Tech Tips were very useful as well!

The Tech Tips added great advice for those of us who recreate in the mountains, the Mountain Map World gave me a global perspective, and lots of food for thought.

The tech tips with Matt and Laura (valuable learnings that I'm hoping I can find in a summary PDF) made the connection so I got far more than I bargained for.

Love the Tech Tips too!

Thanks to the University of Alberta and their partners (Parks Canada, The Alpine Club of Canada) for making this course!

I often hike and camp on mountains and learned so much more about them from the two wonderful instructors from the University of Alberta.

On the basis of this course I will now always be on the look out for more courses from the University of Alberta.

Being hosted by the University of Alberta it was not unexpected that a lot of the visuals and visits were regarding the Alberta Rockies.

101 Mountain from the University of Alberta,Canada is the most extraordinary awesome course!

I would thank University of Alberta and Coursera for such a wonderful experience.

However, and I blame Coursera for this rather than the University of Alberta, when I was trying to re-attempt the final, week 12 quiz, suddenly I was unable to access the course at all: instead every link now goes to the course description/sign-up page.

As a result of this course, I will now be looking into Masters programs offered at the University of Alberta so that I too can be a part of the great research happening at this university.

It gives you an idea of all aspects that concern Mountains, it's enjoyable and easy to follow also for non-native English students.

A very enjoyable well presented course, easy to follow and everything very well explained plus the tech tips are great.

I'm not a climber or know much of mountains at all really and found the design and prosecution of this course easy to follow and understand.

Wonderful presentation, easy to follow with the videos and following text.

Easy to follow video lectures with enthusiastic professors along with key guest speakers and experts.

The lessons are well organized, easy to follow, fun and interesting.

This was a fun course that was easy to follow with beautiful videos.

Presentation was very clear and easy to follow.

The effect of climate change on the world’s mountains is analysed.

The course relates mountains and their nature to the current issues surrounding the global ecosystem, climate change etc., giving a very sound elementary education in how this all works, as well as covering every aspect of the alpine environment from how it's formed to what lives there, how and why.

This included physical geography, geology, biodiversity, ecology, climate change, indigenous and modern cultural impacts on mountain regions.

A true survey course covering from mountain geology to art to human physiology to climate change.

at times the science of hydrology and climate change and wind directions was slightly overwhelming but still fun.

It covered the ecosystems of mountains and their endangerment with climate changes.

You become more aware of your contributions to climate change and encourages you to decrease your environmental impacts.

This covered a wide range of topics from ecology to the impacts on climate change on mountain environments.

I also loved the interactive map that allowed me to place which mountains had been discussed in that weeks lesson.

Great introductory course with a great mix of videos and interactive maps and lectures.

Great course with very interesting content, I loved the documentation, the video presentation and the interactive map about mountains in the world.

The video presentations, interactive maps and quizzes were well very done.

Really enjoyed the tech tips and interactive map.

Also liked the interactive map learning, and tech tips.

I also really enjoyed the interactive maps and tech tips.