good

It was new and informative for me.

I do want to say the course is more of an overview of globalization of theatre, but intriguing enough for us to pursue it further more. I would like to know more about the history of theatrical buildings, they got the most of my attention.

I visited some of my cities oldest theatre buildings, and most of them are damaged or converted. So to say, this course got me interested in all these. Definitely try it out. Nothing to lose.

1 star was deducted because the course page is initially difficult to navigate. It took some time to learn how to browse it. Slows down the process.

This was an excellent course on the basics of theatre and its connections with the phenomenon of globalization. The course was perfectly designed, balancing information and the sense of research direction. Many new ideas spring up from here. Thank you LMU.

Overall, a course on Theater and Globalization sure e an exciting and valuable learning opportunity for anyone interested in exploring the ways in which theater reflects and shapes cultural identity in a globalized world.

I really enjoyed this course and I have learned a lot about theatre at the global level. Maybe the assignments are a little complicated, but with patience and determination they can be completed.

The “Peer-graded” system is UNREASONABLE since the classmates may not follow the standard to score.

For example, in my assignment in Module 4, a classmate rated my work 'failed' with a comment that I should post a link. However, the fact is, there are more than two or three links in my content. It seems like he rated it without reading it! This makes me have to resubmit the absolute same content again and wait til another person gives a fair score, or I wouldn't be qualified to receive the 'completion' of this course.

I think the course should offer a certified version

good course