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Very interesting content, some of the lectures good have made more effort in bringing across the content in a more exciting manner.

The course provides a good introduction to cancer and how it can be treated, very informative and easy to keep up with

Tough call on this. The course itself is excellent [5] but the "money grab, you must pay attitude" is horrible [0].

Hello, my finish the course and I do the honors extra questions but I didnt get my certif铆cate with honors

Well explained and a good one if you are just starting with MOOCs

Videos could be better, too short and narrated robotically

There is a problem with receiving the honors certificate.

Nice introduction. Statistics could do with an update.

I would prefer to see the speaker during the lecture.

Too simple for that price. For very beginners.

excellent course for beginners and biologists.

it was a good experiment and I learn a lot

The lectures can be more interactive

excellent basics concept of cancer.

realistic and advanced knowledge

good course. i enjoyed so much.

Neither best nor worst!

Not done... All 5?

very informative

There are many courses that raise your opinion of an institution. This is to be expected; think about why a university might offer an online class for free. But to my surprise, my opinion of Johns Hopkins went down - way down - as a result of completing this course. Why? "Experts" who couldn't pronounce words ("genome", "radionuclide") used in their own area of expertise. Factually incorrect information, like "both copies of a gene must have a mutation for cancer to occur", which is not true for many genes. Also, a strong tendency to use words, abbreviations, and acronyms that have never been defined, which is not appropriate for an "introduction" to something. I'm not saying there wasn't any good information - there was some - but overall, this class was disappointing.

Too basic knowledge, not enough information about targeted therapy, everything is explained without going into any details

Not engaging at all. Did not enjoy and I don't think I will retain much information due to how it was presented.

thx

Hello all. I'm glad I took this course successfully. However, I have some notes. As a 4th year medical student, I see that the information is superficial. I finished the course in around 3 weeks, so medical students wouldn't get so much benefit out of the course. I wanted to learn more details, specially in depth about each type of the 5 cancers from the basics to clinical. Secondly, there was no interaction between the students and the doctor supervising the course in the discussion blogs. Thirdly, I believe that the assessment was too easy. I suggest a 60% passing grade with a more challenging assessment. Finally, this is my personal opinion. I enjoyed the course and I would like to see more improvement in the future.

It is incredibly boring and basic, and the lectures are so monochordic that it is difficult to follow without falling asleep, it is barely 1st year of University; more appropriate for high schoolers. Expected more from Johns Hopkins