Very good introduction. light-weight explanations.

Better animations and videos could enhanced the learning process.

questions are too easy.

Needs more complex tasks to integrates the different sections together.

I think that the course itself is very interesting and useful, but unfortunately you have to purchase the course straight away to be able to do the tests.

Superficial information/knowledge and boring presentation.

I think we should be able to do the graduate tests and purchase the course in the end of it.

Superb💯 first time idont know about cancer &its process but now it is really easy able....thanks for ur commitment tnks all professors 🥰😍

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 certifícate 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