Udemy - Reviews and experiences

I first spotted this site on a friend's feed and decided to try a course. Setup was clunky — had to reboot and call support a couple times — but once in, the lessons feel smooth, the interface is comfy and the videos actually help. Not perfect, a few bugs, but I keep coming back.

check the account security settings first, before panicking like I did. Course content itself was the big win — crisp videos, practical examples, and some instructors who actually speak like humans rather than reading slides. I liked that there are now small AI-driven suggestions for practice quizzes; at first I thought “ugh, AI,” but it ended up flagging weak spots I hadn’t noticed, which was kind of neat. The app can stutter once in a while, and the layout feels busier than before, I won’t pretend it’s perfect. Still, I’m learning stuff I wanted to learn, and that’s the point. Price felt fair for what I got — often a deal if you wait for sales. If you’re on the fence like I was: try one course, give it a couple sessions, and be a little patient with settings and support. I’m glad I stuck with it.

There's a lot to learn on this site! If you put something on your wishlist, it magically goes on sale for $10 or $15. But trying to reach customer service is a real challenge and the app is pretty terrible. I suggest looking for courses elsewhere with a better app and easier viewing options.

Eh, you know, I think the range of courses here is really awesome, and the ones I've done have been decent... BUT man, trying to log in through the web browser is a total nightmare! It never seems to work, so I can't use the time I've set aside for learning. I mean, it does work on my phone... but who wants to squint at everything in that tiny format, am I right?

I bought an online course, but man, I was so disappointed to find out that I couldn't take any screenshots during the lessons. Like, why though? I paid for the course, but then I couldn't even jot down notes or save key info from the lectures. It just doesn't make sense to me and totally gets in the way of learning properly, you know?