Hello, @Dash1,
To download all the files, including the images, you may follow the steps under “method two” in this post.
However, displaying them on Google Colab is a different issue. While I am not sure if the following remains true, it was known that Colab didn’t support inserting image in markdown with a local relative path (which is how it is done on Coursera). In short, Coursera allows that, but Colab didn’t allow that. The worst is, even if you followed the post above, downloaded all files and uploaded them to a Google Colab environment, the image would still not just show.
If you search the internet, you could find how others deal with that, and one approach is that you manually replace that "local relative path” with a http link created by Google Drive (if you uploaded the images to a Google drive), but this means you will need to do such replacement for every image.
While Google Colab won’t allow that, an alternative would be to set up your own jupyter environment on your computer, and Anaconda is one of the easiest options. I will let you explore how to set it up yourself.
Lastly, either of the above ways will let you see the images on the notebook, but none of them guarantees that you will smoothly run the notebooks, and we also don’t have the resources for that, so I suggest you to work your notebook on Coursera, save your work there, download them, and only view them outside Coursera. If you want to practice on your jupyter environment or on Google Colab, start your own notebook and take the course’s notebook as your reference.
Cheers,
Raymond