Nonprofit Financial Management (Udemy.com)

The lecturer is very clear on her explanations. It is easy to understand her. The illustrations are very clear.

I'm blown away by the experience! The course was incredibly well-structured, with engaging lessons. I appreciated how the course covered both theoretical foundations and practical applications, providing me with a comprehensive understanding. I highly recommend to anyone . It's an investment that's definitely worth making

The presenters voice does not grab one's attention and keep you interested. Content is good but would like quizzes in between the modules or at least at the end of each module. Even some exercises to do maybe.

I am not a fiscal person so this was hard for me. Introduction slides were repetative. There was a funny click on the audit which was distracting. Having teh quiz after each section would have been helpful.

A bit dry. My first lesson in presentations was to never just read from the cards - felt that was most of what happened and I could have done that without the audio. I do realize it's not exciting or glamorous material. Also, some items could use a bit more of the reason or ideas behind the concepts (more off the card material?). Finally, wish the quizzes had been interspersed between the sections.

Instructor is reading from slides. Would also benefit from an occasional real-world example or two. Slow and boring through first few sections. Gets better as it goes. Would really help if used an actual example of a nonprofit calculating cost analysis for specific programs.

A good overview of Nonprofit organizations. Gives you a thorough understanding of a nonprofit financial management

It appears to be a good foundation for understanding nonprofit structure and how to achieve operational efficiency.

Basic, fundamental information about non-profits. The audio quality is a little difficult to hear, and it is US-specific. Good links to some worldwide non-profit databases that my organization will consider listing with.

The points discussed in Lectures 1 thru 3, provide additional information that was not discussed in my Graduate Course. For example, I learned that there are 10 main divisions and 26 subsectors in the Nonprofit industry. I also learned the four Nonprofit taxation categories and file names.