Dino 101

Thank you, University of Alberta for providing so much information in such an interesting format.

I Another great course from the University of Alberta, looking forward to other courses.

I am grateful to the team of University of Alberta and coursera for giving me the opportunity to learn more about this incredible subject.

The staff at the University of Alberta have done an outstanding job putting together interesting and informative lectures on one of my favorite subjects.

I've just completed all the MOOC paleontology courses the University of Alberta has to offer and each one is outstanding, please make some more!

I want to congratulate all personnel involved in the development of this course, in particular to Betsy and Dr. Curry, and all personnel of University of Alberta.

I will be looking into the other paleontology courses offered here on this site by The University of Alberta.

It was interesting throughout and I have learned a lot, so, thank you to Betsy, Philip and the University of Alberta and Coursera for providing the opportunity.

The quiz at the end of each lesson was also good and easy to answer after studying the lesson and handles more about understanding the content than reproduce endless lists of difficult names.Now I am studying the last 2 chapters and I can say that I have learnt a lot, thanks to Dr. Currie and Mrs Kruk and I am looking forward already for other Courses of the University of Alberta.

What i liked: \- Videos were short and easy to follow \- No prior Knowledge required \- Insructor was "jolly" \- The 3d viewer,provided in the lectures for the fossils was really nice \- The tour in the Museum of the University of Alberta during the lectures,was helpful \- The outdoor demonstration 'on the field' of the excavations of fossils was also nice \- A lot of sketches and pictures provided on the lectures \- The not hard weekly dates,made the course more flexible \- It was one the the few courses that could get actually CREDIT from the University that provides the Mooc if you paid some fee What i did not Like: \- The Quizzes were easy.A final exam or more difficult quizzes could make the course more proficient.

Great job from the people at the University of Alberta!

This course was a very fun one, and the team at University of Alberta made this class engaging and easy to understand for everyone.

Really well presented course and easy to follow and study.

The videos were well put together and very easy to follow!

This course is one of my favorites, the modules are very easy to follow.

The information is clearly presented and easy to follow, and most importantly - learn.I have throughly enjoyed learning from this course and would recommend it to anyone, amateur or potential professional alike.

Easy to follow, information is well explained and in an user-friendly layout.

For instance, as a non-english speaker when talking about which dinosaurs lived at which periods, their evolution over time, which dinosaurs replace which one in the niche and differences between gondwana and Laurasia, it was not easy to follow everything without something graphic.

Easy to follow with great instructors, and well thought out lesson structure.

Easy to follow course content.

Very interesting with excellent instructional videos at a relaxing pace Easy to follow and complete -- which there were reminders as to when things were due This was a very fun and interesting course.

It was easy to follow, even if you have no science or paleontology background like me.

Looking forward to other courses in the subject of Dinosaurs.

I am very much looking forward to September so that I can wow them with the terminology and facts that I have gained.

I'm looking forward to diving into the more advanced courses from here on out.

Looking forward to the rest of the contents of the course.

I am looking forward to taking the other Paleontology courses from Coursera / University of Alberta!

Looking forward to studying paleobiology in the future, possibly at the U of A!

Would highly recommend to anyone who wishes to study Paleobioligy Such a fun course, and covers a good blanket of information.

I highly recommend this course.

Highly recommended.

I would highly recommend this to anyone who is interested in finding out more about dinosaurs (even if you aren't going to study them).

Awesome to further dinosaur knowledge, I highly recommend to anyone interested.

I highly recommend it.

Many thanks to the Dino 101 team.

Many thanks to the Dino 101 team for putting this course together.

Thanks for the Dino 101 team!

So well explained and presented!

The teachers were engaging, the material was interesting and well explained and I learned a lot.

This cours is really well made, well explained.

very well explained and organised course I really loved this course, the graphics were amazing and the lectures were intriguing, fun and full of interesting information.

Thanks a lot for such a resource & the opportunity to learn in the comfort of home.

The direct observation in real fossils (both in the video and in the 3D fossil viewer) was very beneficial.

:) Excellent presentation of material in sequence, style, fossil viewer, interactive 'lecture', text, supplementary readings.

The loss of stars is because of technological problems, notably the fossil viewer and geologic time viewers never worked no matter what device I used.

Thanks to Phillip Currie, Betsy Kruk and all the team for this really interesting course.

Quick review questions in each lesson make this course easy to comprehend.

genuinely enjoyed each lesson It was awsome: I could go at my own pace, it had a very friendly language and didn't lack cientific and realible information to understand every thing about dinosaurs.

Also, the dedicated mentors teach in a way that makes you understand the concept in and out.Once again, thanks to Dr. Philip Currie and Betsy and last but not the least the Coursera community.

Interesting course, a excellent way to teach this world to far countries where the science education has any fails, an appropriate introduction to paleontology world, thanks to every instructors, especially Dr. Philip Currie and Betsy Kruk.