イェール大学（Yale University） による Communicating Climate Change and Health の受講者のレビューおよびフィードバック

The course gives very clear and applicable advice and evidence on how to effectively communicate climate change to multiple audiences. Very engaging, I highly recommend it!

I really enjoyed this course the most. I think this is the topic that needs to be learned by environmental scientists because the information should not only be contained within the members of the scientific community. Knowledge should be transferred to the majority of the population. This course provides great insight on how to effectively communicate the reality of climate change and I'm really hoping that our teachers (in all three topics of this specialization) will be able to connect with us students beyond Coursera so that we can build a stronger coalition towards addressing climate change.

Being citizen of fifth vulnerable climate change country (Pakistan), I found this course very interesting because this course taught me every basic knowledge of communication strategy while communicating climate change issues. As i already working at my community on environment protection. So while getting enrolled in this course, i further enhanced my skills & knowledge for environment protection & sustainability at my country.

Communicating climate change is a challenging endeavor. Professor Roser does a very good job breaking down the different aspects of communication that we have to consider as messengers. The methodology of segmenting the population to design different message strategies is well explained. I enjoyed learning about the 6 Americas framework. I would advise anyone interested in climate change and health to take this course.

This has been a really informative,fun and engaging course! It has given me a head-start to think about ways of communicating climate change and health. Lots of valuable lessons learnt,and applied to the best of my abilities! A big thank you to the course instructor!

The course was overall of amazing value!

The amount of evidence-driven data, the eloquent explanation of the professors and the well thought assignments worked very well for me!

I am very grateful for this course!

Nice way to wrap up the course series. I enjoyed the discussion of ways to effectively communicate issues to different audiences, particularly ones that don't share your own beliefs.

Thank you so much for making this course available for us. I had gained a bigger and better perspective on climate change and health after completing the course.

I actually really enjoyed this course. It was my favourite of the three courses in the specialization. I found it highly relevant, engaging and practical.

Really interesting information that supplements my degree in Environment and Sustainability. Professor is great and the content is very well organized.

The course was interesting and assignment was thought provoking. Learnt how to address the audience and keep them interested while communicating.

very interesting, good teacher, definitely a "must do" for science/weather journalists and presenters like me, also for communication experts.

Great course to learn how to frame and communicate health-related information about climate change.

Very Interesting Course. If you are concerned towards the planet then you must do this course.

A​ course of great quality, which includes the state of the art knowledge in this field!

Very helpful course .which help to know new thing around the world

Excellent experience, i will surely recommend to my friends

the material was very good and very help to understand

An excellent introductory course. Highly recommended.

Thank you for the amazing platform

Fantastic and very informative

Fantástico, súper útil

The course I was most interested in in this specialization but didn't meet my expectations due to US-centric examples and repetitive assignments. I did learn quite a lot though

this course is very effective and you could use it in your everyday life but it needs some more enthusiasm within the lectures.

Good content. I would hope for less statistics and more insights taken out of the statistics.