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Buffalo Soldiers
2,871 PointsHow do I give a feedback on a course.....
Well clearly if you've a system of providing a feedback on a course, it's deeply embedded somewhere way deep. There could be only 1 reason for that, you don't like feedbacks. While I did a few courses with Craig Dennis to refresh my Java, Treehouse got me quite excited. But naturally the courses were good and then I made the fatal mistake of taking the path on SQL. Oh dear God, what a monumental waste of time. I mean seriously the quizzes, what do you assume your users are, like some gramps who's switched a comp for the first time. And you can't even skip them. You can't really see the teacher's notes on the iPad. I actually haven't still found anything I've looked. In all deeply disappointing. The website leaves a whole lot desired. Clearly not a place for anyone who's done programming even for a year.
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Steven Parker
231,261 PointsThe staff might see a posting here on the forum IF your post was made from the "get help" function within a course giving it a link button and topic tags, and/or you include a llnk to an instructor's profile in your text. Doing both increases your chances. Having neither (like this post) makes it likely to only be seen by other students.
But the most certain way to give feedback is by writing directly to