Hi Laura, Good question concerning getting student feedback. As you probably already know most schools use a formal end of the course evaluation form and student input. I have found these to be of little help since they are at the end of the course, the students are focused on completing their projects, passing the final, etc. so they don't give comprehensive feedback. They do make some good suggestions along the way but not a global evaluation. To get more accurate feedback I give my students 3x5 cards to write short feedback responses after certain activities. They are anonymous so there is no pressure on the students. I just hand out the cards and ask them to give me feedback on the project, test, or activity for which I am seeking some guidance. Over the years I have had great feedback and the students have not attacked or vented so they have given professional advice. I always tell them it is for me so I can do a better job or include more activities, etc. the next time I teach the course. Hope this method will be of value to you. Gary