It needs to review the end of module case studies

i enjoyed on doing it and learned a lot

I learned a lot from this Class .

"experts" tended to ramble on

Very helpful I enjoyed it

Thanks for this course

Interesting Content!

excelent

good

Overall, this is a good course. I have learned a lot from all four courses that make up the Intuit Bookkeeping Certification. However, there have been many technicial issues, typos, and even some mathematical errors throughout the course that often get in the way of learning and can be quite frustrating. Sometimes the audio and subtitles don't work. Sometimes the practice activities will tell you have the wrong answer when you were actually correct. There are also some activities that have confusing directions. If these issues are addressed and fixed it will turn the courses, Bookkeeping Basics, Assets in Accounting, Liabilites and Equity in Accounting and Financial Statement Analysis from good courses into great courses.

The content was somewhat helpful, but I did not feel as prepared for some of the test questions as I would have liked. The case study spreadsheet that was used for the exam was not easy to interpret and could have used a bit more explanation. I know the course designers were trying to make it light-hearted and fun, but WAY too much time was wasted on silly characters and useless banter. The "host" Bianca was annoying, and her unnecessary New York accent causes the transcript text to incorrectly interpret a lot of what she said.

While the instruction and information was good, the quizzes and test had several errors in them that made it hard to truly test the knowledge learned.

this course is base on US economy and backing sector, for Non-US resident like me its difficult to understand. I like the animation

The course is good, but the case study questions need improvements. There is a lot of information omitted from the question.

Unfortunately last one is worst, just throws ratios at you, repetition to keep 4 module structure, and testing wasn't good

I like the videos and instruction method a lot, but the case study and practice problems need more polish.

It would have been nice see more on this. I didn't see much value in the :"expert sections"

Gives good information, but the final case study is confusing and unorganized.

Needs more hands on assignments and clearer information for the final project

It is ok. But not so much practical.

too much "story" around the topic

Lots of errors

Overall, each of these courses have been fairly disappointing. It throws a lot of general information at you with almost zero hands on practice. (No, point and click and drag and drop demos don't count) Every demonstration is shown in quickbooks online, but for tests we have to use Excel. This is frustrating to me because its not a 1:1 translation and makes separating the information needlessly confusing, especially in the earlier courses when you're still trying to get a grasp on all of the concepts. These courses are fine for getting your feet wet with "bookkeeping basics" but if you're going into this expecting to come out even close to job ready like I was, be prepared to find supplemental courses and knowledge elsewhere.

many questions were...abiguious...and then the ones you have to answer numbers...not consistant (commas, dollar signs, you get it) on some tests, one cannot even read the balance sheet for the test. The class is being taught more getting your acctg degree..not bookkeeping... (heck I'm a CPA and many things I havent seen since college). Also, where is the entering AR, AP, paying checks, payroll? It tested my knowledge, or lack thereof, but still doesnt make me feel i'm a competent bookkeeper (ps no mention of QB online vs the download to a PC).