Thank you for being part of the pilot for Foundations of Sustainable Development Education.
I’m building and releasing the course module by module, and your feedback is an important part of helping me improve it. You don’t need to wait until you finish the whole course to respond. If something stands out while you’re working through a module, feel free to come back here and share it.
I’m especially interested in hearing:
- What felt useful? What helped something click, gave you a new way of thinking, or felt applicable to your own teaching or work?
- What was unclear? Was there anything you had to reread, replay, or work harder than expected to understand?
- How did the examples work? Were they concrete enough? Did you want another example somewhere?
- How did the activities and resources work? Were the templates, prompts, or exercises useful and manageable?
- How did the pacing feel? Too fast, too slow, repetitive, or about right?
- What felt missing? Was there a question you expected the course to answer that it did not?
- What should I keep, change, cut, or add?
- Did you notice any technical problems? Broken links, confusing navigation, audio/video issues, typos, or anything else that got in the way?
You absolutely do not need to answer all of these. A sentence or two about something you noticed is useful.
If you’re commenting on a specific part of the course, it would help if you mention the module or lesson—for example, “Module 2 — See the Relationships.”
And please feel free to be candid. I’m not looking for people to tell me the course is good; I’m trying to learn where it works, where it doesn’t yet, and what would make it more useful for educators.
You can leave feedback in the comments here as you go. If there’s something you’d rather share privately, you’re welcome to message me directly.
Thank you again for helping me build this!
— Kyle