Coursera · Governance

Policy Drift Analysis Drifting Positive 3 mo

How Coursera's governance documents and clauses have shifted over time, by document, provision, and change direction.

Coursera has made 13 significant policy changes since monitoring began in April 2026 (3 mo). 5 were negative for consumers, primarily involving transparency removal. 6 were positive, strengthening consumer protections.
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13
Changes
5
Negative
6
Positive
2
Neutral
1
High Severity
Negative (38%) Positive (46%)

Documents Affected

These terms govern how you can use Coursera's platform: you get a personal, non-commercial license that Coursera can revoke at any time for any reason. Any content you post gives …
This document explains what personal information Coursera collects about you—including biometric data during identity verification, audio from voice features, and session-replay recordings of how you use the site—how it uses …
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Trend Observation

Coursera's most frequent change categories are Transparency removal (4), Payout terms change (1), Rights removal (1). The most frequently updated document is Coursera Terms of Use with 7 changes. Get alerted when Coursera changes policy →

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