May Feedback Post: Give and get feedback on your course!

[Abbie]

Hey everyone, we know it’s always helpful to hear from other instructors how you can improve your course content to be even better. This is the place you can ask for feedback and share your feedback too.

Before you share your course content, check out our self-promotion policy, and read these quick guidelines:

1. Be specific. Share what you’re looking to improve or things you’re concerned about so your fellow instructors can provide targeted feedback.
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 We hope this feedback thread can help you create even better courses!

[Abbie · Accepted solution]

Hey @Andrew_Edwards, It's great to hear that these feedback threads have been helpful to you (and I'm sure to others as well). So thanks for pinging! 

[Andrew_Edwards · Accepted solution]

Hey everybody! 

I just posted a free course titled, "Let's Break Stuff: Coding for Beginners with HTML5 and CSS3"

Do you guys have any feedback about the course graphics, content, teaching formats, etc? 

[MichelHobso897 · Accepted solution]

Samir,   I cannot comment on the audio as I have a hearing disability - so I used the Closed Captions (CC) feature to watch it.   The visual images are clear, but occasionally the text of the CC did not make sense (or appeared to be misspellings).  I know this won't matter to most of your student attendees, but if the reader needs to use the CC for clarity ... then the CC text may need to be reviewed before the final launch.   Especially if the topic is to be used in a corporate audience. 

[FaroukBinIdris]

Hi all,

Thanks a lot for your previous feedback.

The expert says they noticed black bars on the upper and lower sides throughout the video. There were no problems with audio and delivery.

So I am resending another video to them. Please feedback if there is the same problem in this new video.

Thank you.