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4.8 10715 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5edX app

   I’m new to edX as I’m starting an online class with Princeton. I find it fairly easy to use and very educational. Professor Robert P George is very easy to understand. I have taken the constitution class before in high school and I taught it to my children and step children. As an adult some of my ideas changed over the years. And I learned how my constitutional rights and now the civil liberties course applied to me personally. My parents were special people. Mom Woodrow Wilson’s niece my father one of Nixon greatest fans. I just planted trees in the Dixon forest for their legacy in Ga. The professor makes it easy for me to understand. Mom was a Democrat and dad was Republican. And Thomas my friend is English American so I sometimes need clarification of the constitution and my civil liberties. He has helped me to decide How to vote and gave me confidence and continued faith in our country. He reminded me of God our creator and talks openly and allows any discussion . I throughly appreciate the class. He said the Republican Party actually is the party that protects our civil liberties. He said we do not want a tyranny but a republic with some democratic qualities. He has helped me understand the equality issue. He has a gentle voice but it is strong and the program also has a down load feature which I’ve made use of and a hearing impaired which I don’t always need but I can not have my class when I’m in the other room with my roommate always. My significant other has helped me with the class though I took tests and discussions on my own.

   savahana2 · 30 Aug 2026

2. 5/5New user but I enjoy

   There sooo many different classes and subjects to learn. I’m sure the certifications you can purchase would be helpful with looking for certain jobs and look good on a resume but I mostly downloaded for curiosity to see what’s out there to learn and am enjoying it heavily. It’s easy to maneuver, there’s sooo many different course options, just a lot you can experience for the affordable price of FREE! Which coming from the states, is rare for many of these types of classes and courses. I think any who have a natural curiosity and passion for learning should download. Theres also a discussion tab for most classes so if you’re a learner who likes interacting with others, that’s an option still for you. Just all around worth it.

   mvaander · 30 Aug 2026

3. 3/5Bookmark!

   Before you spend time adding additional features, u need to make sure the basic features exist for the software u have developed. In this case, the ability to know where you left off in a video lecture. It is crucial. Coursera does a great job of highlighting where u are in the course although their last update was bizarre UX wise. Edx has a much nicer design but is missing some basics which mean people end up using the desktop version. I dont know about everyone else but Im not going to download the videos, so while the latest update is great for those that are, it would be great if the next feature to focus on is letting users know (via bookmark) where they are in the course. Also "last accessed" is not the same thing and should be an additional feature. I would also like to be able to hide or remove archived classes from my course list using some kind of filtering. But def not as important as basic bookmarking.

   socalgirlyz · 30 Aug 2026

4. 5/5Impressive!

   I was able to download the app, create an account, find and enroll in a course, and watch the introductory video within a matter of minutes. There appears to be a large number of available courses covering a wide range of topics. Each course has a syllabus as well as detailed descriptions of the parting knowledge one will have acquired upon completion. Instructors will grade your submissions through the class, yielding a final grade. There’s even an option to receive an official certificate of completion. I’ll hold off on that prior to more research—it costs $99. Curiously, the few courses I looked at were offered through what one could call “3rd party affiliate universities”. Perhaps I didn’t read the full app description but I was under the impression these would be actual Harvard courses. Nevertheless, so far so good and I am looking forward to enjoying the learning process. Highly recommended.

   Pyurmak64 · 30 Aug 2026

5. 2/5Content is great, app is terrible

   EdX has world class educational content but the app itself is poorly designed and glitchy. I should never have to leave the app to access content. If I leave the app to access content on a browser, I shouldn’t see a link to download the app in the browser window. Radial buttons should just work; I cringe at the idea of my progress getting lost because someone couldn’t design a form effectively. When exploring courses by subject, the default page should be the one that shows all the subjects. I don’t care about featured courses because they’re not personalized. With the recent update I’m supposed to be able to view all content in English because that’s the language in my settings. There’s something wrong and all the courses are showing up in Spanish. Come on people, I don’t do digital UX and even I know this stuff. If it weren’t for the fact that the content is good, this would be a one star review.

   iter8 · 30 Aug 2026

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