Altough challenging, this course was insightful and fun. You learn about the importance of design innovation for orgnaizations. However, I strongly believe the course does not really bridge the power of design innovation with leadership. Additionally, I feel week 4 assignment is totally unnecesary due to its lack of relation to IMPLEMENTING design innovation in organizations. The course is pretty cool, but please beer in mind that the 4 assignments may take you up to 20 hours to complete.

The quality of course is excellent and assignments are also perfect.

But the major problem is time it takes to get checked your peer assignment. It takes very long time due to which I am not able to go to next Capstone Course.

The Leadership through Design Innovation course was amazing. Everything I learned from it really helped me develop a new point of view on my work about how better developing product, services and systems.

I liked the format and the assignments. The assignments did however take a lot of time to complete. I think you need to give more info about how to prototype as I'm still not confident with this

It really gives platform for innovate thinking and to create also... learned and enjoyed

Challenging and unique perspective on how to tangibly impact your organization.

Its a well crafted course and the insights provided are very useful.

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So many Assignments !

4.5

The course takes you through an entire conventional process of applying design principles. That's the good part. Learners who are ready to apply themselves, will takeaway key learnings. While rigor is appreciated the process, activities, instructions etc need more simplification. As a user it feels very laborious at the end of it all. The video learnings also need to include some more new age content, tools, software access for designs that can be used for the projects.

Videos are quite short, there is almost zero material to download. As alumni of NU / Kellogg I would have expected more depth of the lectures.

This course was likely very good with instructor engagement, but left to its own devices fails to provide the same level of value as other courses in the specialization. Much of the class would benefit from actual discussion, which is not really suitable for this MOOC format.

I didn't like it.

This course has limited instruction, overly done assignments and limited merit in the specialization in my opinion. It is by far the worst course I have taken on Coursera.

The exam is not practical and has deterred me from advancing. I have been working on a project for the last month to be able to pass it.