Not engaging enough for readers. it can be simplified by focusing on the essentials. Too many details make you miss the main goal behind this course.

While the topic was interesting, the format was not engaging. 12 lessons with the same limited interaction; video then quiz. It got a bit dry.

Thank you, I appreciate the the great deal of research that went into this course. It was thorough and delivered in a objective manner.

Have tried twice to complete and submit comments but they've evaporated w/o me consciously pushing "submit" ...maybe you got them.

Carl

Content was excellent, I learned a lot!!!... but I struggled each time with tech challenges which brought significant frustration.

A lot of blanket statements and not a lot of evidence presented. Overall, it was very informative and eye opening.

Really wish there were more interviews; more showing of the art/culture. Great content though a bit repetitive

I enjoyed the course. Looking for more information and examples to illustrate the points being discussed.

Enjoyed the artwork, but wished some of the content was more broken up into easier readable sentences.

There could be more pictures and video clips to go along with examples and who people are/were

Very informative .. excellent presentation - transcribing of audio to text is very poor

The course was enjoyable but it could be improved by adding an interactive component.

The content was very useful and interesting but the delivery was not very engaging.

The course seems to present an idealized view of the motives First Nation Peoples.

was alot of information .But i didnt see the relavence to my E.A. course

Informative but not indepth, good intro to Indigenous issues in Canada

I gained a lot of knowledge from this course that I didn't know.

I thought the course was good

It could be more interactive.

good insight

it is okay

Too long

to hard

good

As person whose people have been persecuted, subjected to genocide, murdered, and discriminated against at every turn for as longer or longer than Indigenous people; I find the premise of this course that, that by insulting me at every turn, I will become ‘woke’ is somewhat perplexing.  To me, this course is pedagogically based on the premise that if I wanted to teach about the Holocaust, the best approach is to treat every German alive today as a Nazi.  While I abhor the wrongs, grievous and genocidal wrongs, inflicted on the Indigenous People of Canada (and the world); I found it hard to learn the lessons in this course because of the way it was taught.  I understand that this was intentional, because as a non-Indigenous person I am the problem.  After being labelled the problem, it is difficult to find my way forward to be part of the solution.  This is, in large part, because the message I received is that I can only ever be the problem.  I think the premise of a MOOC on this topic is a fabulous idea.  However, as a teacher and curriculum developer, I don't think that condescension and blaming are effective educational tools.  I suspect that my comments will be ignored, as I stated in the beginning, I'm clearly not 'woke enough'.