Course modules and the guest talks are really very insightful. But, the peer review part is not good as most of them typed just to fill the page and complete the course. As, I have reviewed 4 submissions but nobody have written more than two words which I flagged as incomplete. Then, what's the necessity of giving certificate without playing a single video lectures?

The course is nice. Very informative. But -

Little upset, since there is no provision of completion/grade certificates. A little recognition paper is a point of motivation for all students.

Yes it was an eye opener for me learn the course investment management in philanthropic skills,i wish recommend this course to every student.

I love this program. Building me up on how to start my scholarship program.

Great course, taking you into the mind of a philanthropist..

Something happened can't pass the courses

No assessed till now......

But they dont provide certifiction on completion

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".

I want to unenroll but the system is not letting me. MOOC was not was I was hoping for in relation to subject matter.