Best human-computer interaction Courses Online
We compared 10 Human-computer Interaction courses currently listed on edX, Udemy and Coursera, priced from $20.00 to $199.99. 4 come from a named university or institution, including The Georgia Institute of Technology, University of Colorado Boulder and Stanford University. They are ordered by our CourseAsk score, which is built from how thoroughly each course describes what it teaches, whether it comes from a named institution, and how it compares on price — not from star ratings, which our course data does not include.
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Human-Computer Interaction III: Ethics, Needfinding & Prototyping
Offered by The Georgia Institute of Technology
Build on your knowledge of HCI’s core principles by learning to design interfaces in the real world. Begin with the ethics of human subjects research, then learn critical methods for requirements gathering and brainstorm...
$119.00listed price -
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Human-Computer Interaction IV: Evaluation, Agile Methods & Beyond
Offered by The Georgia Institute of Technology
Complete your understand of the design life cycle by learning to take interface ideas, prototype them quickly, and evaluate them with real users. Finally, tie principles and methods together and learn the next steps you...
$119.00listed price -
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Human-Computer Interaction II: Cognition, Context & Culture
Offered by The Georgia Institute of Technology
Get into the user’s mind and understand the role of mental models and representations, then investigate how to design interfaces that integrate with and influence the world around us.
$119.00listed price -
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Human-Computer Interaction
In this course you will learn about:* The Human: We look at the human through the lense of cognitive science: Perception, memory and psychology so we can manage and guide user expectations when looking at an interface. W...
$49.99listed price -
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UX and Interface Design for Embedded Systems
Offered by University of Colorado Boulder
This course can also be taken for academic credit as ECEA 5346, part of CU Boulder’s Master of Science in Electrical Engineering degree. UX and Interface Design for Embedded Systems is the first of three classes in the E...
$99.00listed price -
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Introduction to Haptics
Offered by Stanford University
Participants in this course will learn how to build, program, and control haptic devices, which are mechatronic devices that allow users to feel virtual or remote environments. At this time, the Hapkit is not available f...
$159.00listed price -
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Designing, Running, and Analyzing Experiments
Offered by University of California San Diego
You may never be sure whether you have an effective user experience until you have tested it with users. In this course, you’ll learn how to design user-centered experiments, how to run such experiments, and how to analy...
$39.00listed price -
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AIML Deep Bootcamp for Everyone: History, Present Future ™
History, Present, and FutureProgram Description:Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) are shaping the way we live, work, and innovate. This program provides a strong foundation in AIML for everyone—stude...
$199.99listed price -
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Il linguaggio naturale, dall'uomo alla macchina
Offered by Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II
Il dialogo uomo-macchina mediato dalle tecnologie di trattamento automatico del linguaggio conduce in un viaggio tra linguaggi, fonemi, dati, applicazioni che pervadono i nostri device mobili che interroghiamo per esplor...
$55.00listed price -
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Conversation Design Fundamentals
Offered by Google Cloud
Conversation Design Fundamentals explores the foundational principles of conversation design used to craft engaging and effective chatbot experiences that emulate human-like experiences.
$20.00listed price
What the prices here tell you
The 10 priced courses on this page run from $20.00 to $199.99, with the middle of the range around $119.00 — a spread of $179.99. That is a wide gap for one subject. A higher price on this page usually reflects who is behind the course rather than how much material it contains, so it is worth opening two or three at different price points and comparing their syllabus before deciding.
Who is behind these courses
These courses come from edX, Udemy and Coursera. The platforms differ in how they sell: some charge once per course, others expect a subscription, and the listed price is not always what you pay at checkout after a promotion. 4 of these are produced by a named university or institution, including The Georgia Institute of Technology, University of Colorado Boulder and Stanford University — which usually means a fixed syllabus and a recognised certificate, rather than an individual instructor’s own course.
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