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- Rely on end-of-course evaluations weeks too late
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Feedback for course content
See which course content needs work
Add a feedback widget to lessons and course pages. Collect ratings, comments, and optional annotated screenshots while the content is still fresh.
Free for one site. No credit card. Install anywhere you can add the widget script.
course/intro-to-stats/lesson-4
Lesson 4 of 5
Standard deviation
Formula
σ = √(Σ(xᵢ - μ)² / N)
How was this lesson?
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The formula came out of nowhere. Could you show how it's derived from variance first?
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End-of-course surveys summarize the course. Page-level feedback adds the lesson, comment, rating, and optional screenshot while a student is viewing the content. See which feedback metrics to track →
With PushFeedback
- Get feedback as students progress through each lesson
- See exactly which lesson confused them and why
- Review recurring themes across selected feedback
- Compare feedback after a content update
What you can reviewPage-level feedback for
Page-level feedback for
course content.
/01
Feedback by lesson
Review ratings and sentiment by page to find lessons that may need attention.
This week · most confusing
L4: Standard deviation-72%
L7: Hypothesis testing-58%
L2: Mean & median-31%
+ 3 more→
/02
Comments with page context
Students can comment on the lesson and add an annotated screenshot for visual context.
“This formula needs a worked example. I can't follow.”
Anonymous · Week 3
/03
Suggested feedback themes
AI Reports drafts recurring themes and suggested actions from selected feedback. Your team reviews the result.
Need worked example before formula31 mentions
Quiz Q4 ambiguous wording22 mentions
Video audio drops at 4:1214 mentions
+ 5 more themes→
/04
Anonymous feedback
Students can submit without attaching an email address. Consent and privacy settings remain under your control.
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Consent controls
AI ReportsReview recurring course feedback.
Review recurring course feedback.
Keep the lesson context.
Run a report whenever you need one: confusing lessons grouped into themes, sentiment at a glance, and suggested fixes for an instructional designer to review.
Sample AI report · Mar 17 - Mar 24
248 feedback entries · 7 suggested themes · 4 suggested actions
Cohort sentiment
+8%
Top recurring themes
P1
Lesson 4 jumps to formula without derivation
31 mentions · Standard deviation · sentiment: negative
P1
Quiz 2 question 4 has ambiguous phrasing
22 mentions · Quiz 2 · sentiment: negative
P2
Video audio drops out at 4:12
14 mentions · Lesson 6
Suggested actions
Review the formula introduction and compare the theme with its 31 source comments.
Check Quiz 2 question 4 for wording that supports more than one interpretation.
Review Lesson 6 at 4:12 and confirm whether the audio needs to be replaced.
Illustrative data. AI-generated themes and suggested actions require human review.
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Frequently asked questions
Feedback can be anonymous. Email is optional unless you configure the widget to require it.
It works where your LMS or course site lets you install the widget script. Check the installation documentation for supported setup paths.
The widget loads asynchronously. Test it in your own LMS theme, including video and quiz flows, before rolling it out across a course catalog.
It does not expire. It includes one website, one seat, unlimited submissions, and 30 days of screenshot access.
Feedback can be anonymous, email can be optional, and the widget supports consent controls. Contact us for a DPA and confirm your institution's own privacy requirements before rollout.
Yes. Match your colors, position, and copy. The widget can ask "How was this lesson?" or any custom question that fits your course style.
Students tell you what's confusing. You fix it.
Feedback appears on the lesson where a student responds, giving your team page context for deciding what to review.
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