Indeed a great course to hear about the whole method of handling new digital goods. I genuinely loved every bit of it and learned a lot of new material. The facilitator was really awesome.

Content of the course was quite useful. The only feedback I have is to make the lecture videos slightly less monotonous (maybe by using animations or moving around/ changing locations).

As a management student it is very important to understand what the customer actually wants. This course helps to understand how to create a product to meet customer needs and wants,

A really nice course! I would love to have a summary of the key points in a PDF version from each topic with charts and templates that later can be used for a professional project!

The video material was good for the most part, but I felt there was a lack of legitimate testing. I didn't even view the videos from the week 4 and passed the quiz on my first try.

The course was pretty amazing but alot of things were totally new in the assignments. As a beginner, I had to google alot. which I think is a great thing, it helped me learn more.

Alex Cowan has extensive knowledge in this subject. However, He tends to speak quickly and without any sufficient pause. I wish Alex Cowan may able to improve His speaking skill.

Good visual management. It's interesting for project manager or maybe more students. Unfortunately if you come from agile universe, most of this course has no interest for you.

Enjoyed the quality of content and the interviews. On the other hand, the course covers a lot of ground and many of those topics are covered at a very superficial level.

Good introduction into digital product management with great overview. For a non-native English speaker partly a bit hard to translate/link script to course material.

Some of the technical terms might seem pretty new for a person like me from non-tech backgrount but this course is a good kick-starter for anyone fresh to PM career.

Could be a bit more detailed, when it comes to quizzes, but overall this was a great course and that taught me a lot and reinforced what I had already learned.

Great course, and info proved to be very valuable in enhancing my knowledge in Digital Product Mgmt. A great addition to my background in Project Management.

A very good introduction to key concepts and techniques for product managers and related roles. Week 4 was not so interesting and engaging as the other weeks.

The course is very helpful for people who want to begin their career in product management and give a clarity on roles and responsibilities of product manager

The content of the course was good. What would have helped more I feel are the peer reviewed exercises that are there in the digital marketing specialization.

Got to learn a lot of new things. This course gave me a first hand experience of what to expect out of various kind of PM roles. Would definitely recommend.

Nice overview of Product Management concepts. Not too much hands-on work or assignments, but I guess this makes sense given the format for an online course.

Really nice information about Product Management but a little bit rote learning not so much room for generating opinions or making tricky prioritizations.

Super useful tools and particularly enjoyed the interviews with PM's and SME's. This course is must for anyone who wants be better at product management.

It's a great overview and stepping stone into Product development. Although online videos are a one-way street, the instructor, Alex, is really engaging.

Covers basic concepts for IT product management , Talked about how to figure out "New product Development" as well as "How to amplify existing product".

Good course with clear explanations. I didn't find all the material very relevant to me and not always practical. but it is interesting and informative

The content is great, very diverse and helpful. In the other hand, it lacks more practical content and examples regarding some of the tools presented.

Good intro! I would suggest keeping one of the examples and applying all of the techniques as they were covered, which happened but not in all cases.