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Author's profile photo Tammy Powlas

A Look Back at @openSAP

I saw the announcement recently of 5 million enrollments – congratulations to the team and all the instructors along the way.

 

I thought it would be a great opportunity to look back at my own OpenSAP courses.  I’ve taken 80 so far – I know there are many more who have taken more than I have.

 

Some highlights:

 

I have taken 13 courses in S/4HANA, 8 courses in HANA, 5 in SAP Analytics Cloud and 4 in Fiori

Some keywords in the courses I took:

Tag cloud by topic of the courses I took

There is a site that will look at the sentiment your “sentence” shows – in this case, I took the courses I took and the site shows the sentiment.  Mostly the sentiment is neutral, with 1 negative.

Above shows a summary of courses by sentiment

 

I received a record of achievement for 72 out of the 80 courses.  I could offer some excuses for not obtaining the record of achievement…but I won’t.  I guess I got too busy.

Some places where I have taken the courses:

  1. on a plane
  2. on an iPad
  3. at home during an ice storm
  4. at the library (pre-pandemic) so I could focus better

So far my favorite course is Be Visual! Sketching Basics – it was interesting, interactive and for sure you learn by doing.

Some recommendations (for myself) for the future:

  1. Print out the slides and take handwritten notes – I did this for the last OpenSAP class, and amazingly I followed the content so much better
  2. Turn on closed captioning, even if you understand the speaker – for some reason, I followed this so much better with the captioning turned on

 

What are your tips for taking OpenSAP courses?  Where have you taken the courses (any interesting places)?

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      Author's profile photo Caroleigh Deneen
      Caroleigh Deneen

      Wow Tammy, 80 courses! Fantastic, keep going.

      Katarina Nonhebel just published a post that also mentioned the Be Visual course on openSAP. I will check it out:)