This second course is more detailed than the previous one. Loved the presentation of each type of intangible asset, but it would have been great to examine in more depth the last three valuation methods, IAM, bookkeeping and game theory.

Good overview of the various valuation methods. This webinar is a little bit better than the Intangible Asset Valuation for Accounting and Reporting webinar. The course slides do not contain enough information of what the instructor discussed during the course. It would be a lot more valuable if in-depth practical examples are provided showing how an intangible is valued. The examples provided in this webinar are too simple and do not contribute to additional understanding regarding how to value an intangible asset.

Definitions and examples of various intangibles were appropriate. Perhaps elaborate more on Tobin's Q and Game Theory valuation methods. Otherwise, a good introduction and easy to understand to the subject.

Has some useful information, but quite a few methods were just mentioned. Would help to have more examples and more details. One of the exam questions was not correctly stated.

While the course was pretty basic, it is interesting to step back and think about how much market value intangibles create that isn't captured on the balance sheet.

Good discussion on intangible assets. The examples provided will give you insight on how to compute for the value of these intangibles.

Good continuation of basics from Part 1. Could have acknowledged assembled workforce recorded in asset acquisition per ASC 805-50.

This session provides a very good introduction to the various valuation methods and the pros and cons of the different methods.

Very technical. Would like to see the slides reflect more of the lecture instead of just the highlights