Learner Reviews & Feedback for Giving 2.0: The MOOC by Stanford University
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RS
Sep 16, 2018
Fantastic course, so carefully and cleverly put together. Very inspiring, many thanks for running this - it will help me become a better giver and encourage others to do so as well!
HH
Jan 15, 2017
Best of the course i attended in this field ..laura is an amazing person who teach with passion and talks by heart ..iam glad that i was lucky to enroll in this course
26 - 33 of 33 Reviews for Giving 2.0: The MOOC
By Alberto P
•Dec 16, 2018
Very interesting course.
By Maritza W
•Mar 22, 2018
very interesting class
By Daniel B M
•Jan 19, 2017
Great course!
By Alex J
•Oct 04, 2015
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By Maulen
•Jan 08, 2018
My first MOOC, great experience. Thank you for all the time and effort you put into making it. The only reason I did not put 5 stars is that there was little community engagement. I understand that this is not the fault of the course organizers, however I felt like I was missing out because the 'real' course was over and now it is dead. I am not sure whether the instructor or TAs are usually available in MOOCs. May be using other apps, like facebook and telegram for communication would encourage more participation and dialog.
I would love to take courses to supplement this one, if it is possible to receive emails or updates in the future. Thank you for an amazing semester!
Best, Maulen
By Ampadu v
•Sep 02, 2015
I love this program. Building me up on how to start my scholarship program.
By Lindelwe M
•Feb 18, 2019
Great course, taking you into the mind of a philanthropist..
By Tony B
•Oct 20, 2016
Not recommended at all. She gets some things right, but really wastes the opportunity to drill the most fundamental and important point about philanthropy: namely, that the most important factor in assessing a non-profit's value is effectiveness, and non-profits vary in their effectiveness by many orders of magnitude. Furthermore, a small number of Charity Evaluators and Meta charities have identified those charities which most effectively address the most common values of aspiring philanthropists.
I don't recommend this course for anyone. Rather, I would strongly encourage anyone seriously interested Giving to check out Peter Singer's course, "Effective Altruism".
