Ask Is it right for educators to incorporate feedback sheets alongside the courses uploaded on BMF.io?

[yezawlin]

For sure, it's a smart move for teachers to add feedback sheets with their courses on BMF.io. It lets students say what they liked or didn't get, which helps teachers know what to fix or keep doing. It's cool because students feel like their opinions matter, and that can make them more into the course. Since BMF.io is online, feedback sheets make things feel more personal, even though you're not in the same room.

 

[Newman]

This can be included, especially if the feedbacks are positive. When other students see the postive feedbacks, attached to the courses, they may be motivated to want to get the courses as well. However, this should be done moderately to avoid suspicion from the intending buyers of the courses.

 

[Dean101]

It gives students a quick and easy way to say what they think about the lessons, like what's clear, what's confusing, and how fast or slow things are going. Instead of guessing how students feel, teachers actually get real input from them. That can help improve the course a lot over time. It also helps students feel like their opinions matter, not just like they're silently watching videos. On the teacher side, it's useful for fixing weak spots or updating content. The only thing is it shouldn't be too long or boring, or students might ignore it.