Udemy Business

Udemy

About this app

Udemy Business features 17,000+ top-rated and most relevant courses for you to learn new skills anytime, anywhere. From software development, IT, design, leadership to communication skills, the Udemy Business mobile app puts the freshest, most in-demand content in your hands. Upskill your talents and learn from highly respected real-world practitioners, thought leaders, and experts from around the world.
*A Udemy Business license is required to access this app.

Features:
Stream course videos, listen to audio lectures and view course materials
View your Learning Paths on the go
Discover and search for relevant content
View archived or favorite courses with just a few taps
Optimal learning with the ability to take quizzes or practice exams on your phone
Download and watch lessons offline
Set your own pace and choose different speed options
Interact with instructors through our Q&A feature

About Udemy Business:
Udemy Business helps companies stay competitive in today’s rapidly changing workplace by offering fresh, on-demand learning content through a powerful content marketplace. Our mission is to help employees do whatever comes next- whether that’s the next project to tackle, skill to learn or role to master. Leading organizations including SurveyMonkey, PayPal, Lyft, Booking.com, Adidas and HSBC choose Udemy Business to upskill their workforce and drive learning forward.

Ratings and reviews

This app is terrible. Videos will stop loading in the middle of a course and will just get the spinning circle icon. When I close the app completely and try to load the app from scratch, the app itself won't even load (spinning circle that never goes away). I get the same thing when trying wifi and mobile data. What's the point of making a mobile app if it doesn't even work? You'll be better off just taking the courses on a laptop if you're on the go.

Want this to be a 5 star app? Make this Android Auto capable, and don't require the user to have to unlock and click on the next video, and bypass the quiz if the device is locked/screen is off. Yes, they are videos, but listening to them on my commute to and from work gets you into the course, and unless the course is very visual, you get >80% of the material. Watch it again, skipping through the easy parts, and you have reviewed the material twice, in two different ways.

Udemy itself is great but this app buffers so much it makes it difficult. I can't use it away from home at all because without my wifi it only plays a few seconds at a time. It's crashed a few times and randomly skips forward a lesson so I can't listen while doing something else. It also provided no help or process other than a download notification when I tried to listen offline, so I wasn't able to figure it out.