- Category: Education
- First released: October 16, 2012
- Versions: 1 archived
- Seller: Udemy
- com.udemy
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 6.0 or later.
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Archived Reviews
8 of 25At the recommendation of the instructor, I am projecting the courses on iPad device and then doing coding exercises on main Mac computer, but on the iPad, I cannot see the full list of lectures, navigation is difficult if not impossible and it keeps playing the same lesson over and over, and when I advance it, it skips 2-3 lessons. Not a good app for iPad.
Downloaded the app to make it convenient and now I receive ads on videos of courses I paid for!
Would love to see “My Lists” in the app, better organizing option etc otherwise it works for me. <br/><br/>Note:<br/>Useless now as latest updates broke video library access and playback but reinstall fixed!!
Stupid AI gives no ability to return a subscription even if it’s within minutes. <br/>They make it hard on purpose to keep your money. Terrible business choice.
Do not trust this platform. I used to think Udemy was one of the best options for studying and buying affordable courses, but my experience was a huge disappointment. I purchased a course with very poor audio quality, background noise, and high-pitched sounds that made several lessons hard to understand. Some videos simply do not have the quality you would expect from a paid educational platform. After reading other reviews, I realized I am not the only student complaining about quality issues. It feels like some courses are uploaded without any serious review, and in some cases the instructors and production quality are not at the level students are paying for. The worst part is the customer support. Instead of actually reviewing the problem, they just repeat policies and send generic responses. If you need help because a course has poor quality, do not expect real support. You may end up losing your money. I trusted Udemy because I thought it was a serious platform for learning, but after this experience, I no longer feel safe buying courses here.
Garbage !!!!!
It makes me sad that this app has such great reviews, because it’s a bad app, with no real support options. I purchased a course that I’m trying to listen to while I drive. Problem is that the app keeps skipping lectures. I tried downloading the lectures on WiFi, to see if that would help, but it made no difference. <br/><br/>I reinstalled the app, and how, only three lectures are showing up (out of hundreds). I let it sit for awhile on fast & reliable WiFi, and it still only shows those three lectures. I uninstalled again, rebooted my phone, and reinstalled. Same issue. I tried going to the help URL they’ve provided, and it’s just unhelpful articles, with no way to submit a ticket or request for support. So now I can’t listen to the course I paid for, and if anything, all they’re going to do is respond to this review saying “please visit our support page”
I love Udemy on my desktop, and I use it almost daily. Because I enjoy Udemy so much and want to see it succeed, I am going to be brutally honest in my review of this app. <br/><br/>This app is essentially unusable for learning. Finding the course or video I want to watch is extremely counter-intuitive. There isn’t even a “continue where you left off” option. <br/>Today, when I finally found my location in my course and finished that video, instead of going on to the next video in the course it went to another video in a completely unrelated subject/course. How in the world is that even a useful autoplay feature for an education based app? <br/><br/>I’m truly baffled how the app is so entirely different (and immensely worse) than the browser version. <br/><br/>Please, Udemy, fix this. Hire any number of the instructors you have on here or someone to make the app intuitive and usable. <br/><br/>I’m thoroughly disappointed in how much of an afterthought the app seems to be for Udemy.
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