LL
5.0Reviewed Apr 23, 2022
Great coure, a lto f valuable informationina .very condensed format.
Its covers looker in general quite comprehensively and the lab session really makes the topic easy to understand
Developing Data Models with LookML
This course empowers you to develop scalable, performant LookML (Looker Modeling Language) models that provide your business users with the standardized, ready-to-use data that they need to answer their questions. Upon completing this course, you will be able to start building and maintaining LookML models to curate and manage data in your organization’s Looker instance.
Status: Dashboard
Status: Data Modeling
IntermediateCourse6 hours
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JW
5.0Reviewed Nov 1, 2024
Easy to follow with a mix of theory and practical lab exercises
PK
5.0Reviewed Dec 27, 2021
Its covers looker in general quite comprehensively and the lab session really makes the topic easy to understand
CM
5.0Reviewed Jul 16, 2022
This is an excelent course to learn about Looker and the native LookML language. It very usefull for BI analysts. I recommend it.
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Prashant Kumar
5.0
Reviewed Dec 28, 2021Charly Moreno
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Reviewed Jul 17, 2022This is an excelent course to learn about Looker and the native LookML language. It very usefull for BI analysts. I recommend it.
Lula Leus
5.0
Reviewed Apr 24, 2022Great coure, a lto f valuable informationina .very condensed format.
Jerry Wilson
5.0
Reviewed Nov 2, 2024Easy to follow with a mix of theory and practical lab exercises
Syed Abdul Khader Abdul Jaffer
5.0
Reviewed Dec 24, 2023Neatly Organized and Easy to follow.
Joel Alejandro Balderas Hernandez
5.0
Reviewed Jan 15, 2023Excelente, muy completo y practico
Psy Garcia
4.0
Reviewed Sep 22, 2025Certificate didn't show
Estienne
2.0
Reviewed Sep 25, 2025The voice-over used to narrate the videos is so bad, its distracting. The person reading it has no understanding of the subject matter, placing emphasis on completely the wrong words, pausing at awkward places and mispronouncing well known tech terms like "github" as "gith-hub". Please get a real person who understands what they are reading to narrate the lectures. I'd much rather listen to an imperfect human who knows what they're talking about instead of an AI/generic "actor" voice. It really makes it difficult to take in what is being communicated.