Sometimes when I come to the end of a Coursera course in which the lecturer has been particularly engaging and interesting, I feel a sort of sadness. I'm sorry that I won't get to see them or listen to them anymore. I think that's a sign of a good teacher.
Irrational Behavior with Dan Ariely, The Bible with Jacob L. Wright, and Competitive Strategy (and now Advanced Competitive Strategy) with Tobias Kretschmer have all been great, enriching courses, and I'm really thankful that they were available to me, and for free at that! I've been sorry to see each of those professors go.
Irrational Behavior with Dan Ariely, The Bible with Jacob L. Wright, and Competitive Strategy (and now Advanced Competitive Strategy) with Tobias Kretschmer have all been great, enriching courses, and I'm really thankful that they were available to me, and for free at that! I've been sorry to see each of those professors go.
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