Anyone care to guinea pig Coursera certs?

[Chankosumo]

Oh no, my badge doesn´t have an ACE recommendation:

Click on "View Profile" on the top right profile menu, open the course and then you will see the ACE recommendation.

[MrPanda]

Thank you Chankosumo:


And thank you Rachel for your guidance.

[bjcheung77]

TADA provides 6 months free, so you should complete all the certs that TADA provides access to. With this offering, you should complete all the other certs NOT provided by TADA. It really doesn't matter which ones you start off first, there's OVERLAP in the IBM ones, the rest doesn't have overlap such as IBM Cybersecurity Analyst and Full Stack Software Developer...

[CatzCrazy]

Can anyone please provide link for TADA program?
Greatful

[rachel83az]

Can anyone please provide link for TADA program?
Greatful

It's a bit useless if you've already gotten into the program for this thread. Don't sign up with TADA until you're done with it. The link to TADA, and more information about it, can be found here: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Coursera

[sarahmac]

I got a whole bucketload of credit from TESU for the ones I did complete, the problem is they don't tell you which class is for which certificate.

Did you get all of the ACE badges on the same day? The evaluation lists the ACE transcript's date as the term date.

Kind of. Coursera is currently having a problem with issuing the ACE versions of badges. So when I noticed the OG badges were missing the ACE endorsements I emailed them with a list of courses and they then issued the ACE badges in bulk. So half of the credits say 7/25 and the other half 7/24. I have since emailed the registrar and asked if they could give me a list of the courses they awarded for each badge - the guy I emailed has been accommodating in the past so hopefully, he gets back to me.

[rachel83az]

Even if you have no interest in completing the "Real-World Cloud Product Management Specialization", I highly recommend everyone sign up for the last course (3 of 3) and watch the 3-minute video "Exam Instructions & Simulated Proctor Experience". It's both hilarious and sadly relatable.