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I am a Udemy member, and here is my review of the service: For most Udemy courses, the instructors share downloadable resources such as templates and checklists. Udemy is an awesome online marketplace comprising self-paced, video lectures on diverse topics, including UX and Design.

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Figure 1-A virtual seminar’s page on a notebook computerįigure 2-A virtual seminar’s landing page on an Android device Team members who are interested in knowing more can watch the video themselves.įigures 1 and 2 show the All You Can Learn site on my notebook computer. At my office, one team member watches the seminar and shares its key highlights with the team in a conference room, where the team then discusses the topic. Watching a 90-minute video in one sitting can be bit too time consuming. Adding a drop-down list comprising a list of subtopics for each high-level topic would be helpful, allowing me to see related subtopics at a glance. At the top of the page are links to high-level topics such as Visual Design, User Research, and Design Process. If I click a topic to see a list of seminars, I have to navigate back to choose another topic. The site categorizes seminars by presenter, event, and topic. There is no way to see a list of subtopics at a glance.There’s no way to add time notations or other notes during a seminar.Providing a link to the relevant UIE podcast on the virtual seminar’s landing page would be helpful. A few virtual seminars have follow-up podcasts that provide answers for questions that weren’t answered during the virtual seminar’s Q&A due to a lack of sufficient time. There are no links to UIE podcasts for related Q&As.I had to go to the Watch History to confirm that I had watched a specific seminar. The seminar was not added to the Watch List. Then, when I went back to the virtual seminar’s home page, there was no visual indication that I had already watched it. Recently, I watched a virtual seminar right away, without first adding it to my Watch List. The visual indicator that I’d already watched a seminar was missing.While there are previews for most seminars-in the form of a slide deck or a video lasting approximately two minutes-a few seminars do not have them, so I have to skim through a seminar’s transcript to understand more about its topic. Once I add a seminar to my Watch List on the seminar’s landing page, I must go the Watch List page to remove the seminar.

There should be an easier way to remove a seminar from my Watch List.

The only difference between these two lists is the dates on which I watched a seminar or added a seminar.

The site should combine the Watch History and Watch List.

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Adding an option for viewing virtual seminars offline when there is no Internet connectivity would be helpful.

The site doesn’t support offline viewing.

Being able to export a transcript of each seminar would be a great help when I’m traveling without Internet access.

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There’s no option for exporting or printing a PDF transcript.

A timeline showing where the Q&A begins would be helpful. Currently, when I listen to a seminar for the first time, I make a note of where the Q&A starts, so I can scroll directly to that specific time when I want to watch the Q&A again later on. Often, I listen to a seminar more than once, including the Q&A.

On the landing page for a specific seminar, there is no timeline showing where the Q&A for that seminar begins.

I’d like to share some observations about my experiences listening to virtual seminars on All You Can Learn: These seminars have a consistent duration of 90 minutes, which includes a 5-to-10 minute Q&A. Virtual seminar topics assist UX professionals in honing their skills in areas such as user research, design process, experience design, or critique. The All You Can Learn Library features an amazing list of virtual seminars on high-quality UX topics and talks from UIE’s annual conferences. Online library of self-paced classes, with a focus on student projectsĬategories such as Design, Culinary, Fashion, and GamingĪll You Can Learn The All You Can Learn Library features an amazing list of virtual seminars on high-quality UX topics and talks from UIE’s annual conferences. Online library of self-paced classes, with curated recommendations that are tailored to students’ learning interestsĬategories such as Education, IT, Marketing, Design, and Video Mobile apps available for iOS and Android devices Table 1-Online learning resources for UX professionals Resourceīroad categories such as Design, Yoga, and Programming