Coursera Status Monitor
Coursera Status: Is Coursera Down Right Now?
Use this Coursera status guide to confirm outages fast, troubleshoot course loading failures, video playback errors, certificate delays, and quiz submission issues.
Quick Coursera Status Checklist
- 1. Check Coursera's official status page.
- 2. Try the Coursera mobile app as fallback.
- 3. Disable extensions and try incognito mode.
- 4. Lower video quality or download for offline use.
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Check the official Coursera status page
Coursera posts incident updates, degraded service notices, and maintenance windows on its official status dashboard.
status.coursera.orgLook for community reports
Crowd-sourced signals from learners can confirm widespread Coursera failures including video playback, quiz submissions, and certificate delivery.
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API Status CheckCommon Coursera Issues During Outages
Course content and lectures not loading
Learners may see blank course pages, spinning loaders, or error messages when trying to access course materials during Coursera outages.
Video playback failures
Lecture videos may buffer indefinitely, fail to start, or drop quality significantly when Coursera's video infrastructure is degraded.
Quiz and assignment submission errors
Quiz submissions may return errors, timed assessments may freeze mid-completion, or peer reviews may fail to submit properly.
Certificate and credential delivery delays
Course completion certificates may not generate, verify on LinkedIn, or appear in Coursera profiles during platform outages.
Troubleshooting Steps Before You Assume Coursera Is Down
- 1
Check the Coursera status page
Visit status.coursera.org to confirm if there is an active incident. Look for separate indicators for courses, video, and certificates.
- 2
Try a different browser or disable extensions
Ad blockers and privacy extensions can interfere with Coursera's video player. Try Chrome or Firefox in an incognito window.
- 3
Check your internet connection speed
Coursera video lectures require stable broadband. Run a speed test — slow connections can mimic platform outages.
- 4
Lower video quality settings
Switch lecture video quality to 360p or auto to reduce buffering during network congestion or partial Coursera degradation.
- 5
Download lectures for offline viewing
Coursera Plus and many courses offer offline downloads via the mobile app. Download content ahead of time to avoid outage disruptions.
Real-Time Coursera Monitoring
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Independent Coursera status checks
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Incident history and uptime data
Review recent Coursera incidents, response times, and reliability trends to plan coursework around peak reliability.
Real-time alerts and integrations
Get notified with email alerts, RSS feeds, and webhooks when Coursera experiences a new incident.
Alternative Solutions During Coursera Outages
Switch to the Coursera mobile app
The Coursera iOS and Android apps sometimes remain functional when the web platform is experiencing issues. Try accessing lectures there.
Use edX or Udemy for similar content
During extended Coursera outages, edX and Udemy offer similar professional development courses as temporary alternatives.
Download course materials ahead of time
Pre-download PDFs, readings, and videos before assessments so you can study offline even if Coursera goes down.
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Coursera Status FAQ
Is Coursera down right now?
Check status.coursera.org for official incident reports. If there is an active incident, Coursera is likely down for many learners globally.
Why are Coursera videos not playing?
Video playback failures can stem from Coursera server issues, browser extensions blocking the player, or slow internet. Try Chrome incognito and lower the video quality setting.
Why is my Coursera certificate not showing up?
Certificate generation can be delayed by platform outages. Allow up to 48 hours after course completion. If it still does not appear, contact Coursera support.
Why can't I submit my Coursera quiz?
Quiz submission failures often indicate platform degradation. Save your answers offline, check the status page, and retry once the incident is resolved.
Is Coursera Plus down?
Coursera Plus access issues are typically tied to general platform outages. Check status.coursera.org and verify your subscription is active in account settings.
How can I get Coursera outage alerts?
Subscribe to Coursera's status page or set up alerts on API Status Check to receive real-time notifications when Coursera has an incident.