Title: Community Input

Authors: Eva de la Serna (Author)
Licence: CC BY-NC-ND 4.0

How do I give feedback?

FAQ: How do I give feedback?

Credits: by Eva de la Serna (Author); licence CC BY-NC-ND 4.0

We are always very appreciative of constructive feedback to make Microtutor the best that it can be! We have created opportunities to share feedback within courses as well as at any point of using Microtutor. We encourage you to share any feedback, good, bad, or neutral!

There are two ways you can share feedback within a course. One way is at the end of each chapter. To do so, progress to the End of Chapter page to unlock the Grade us! page. The Grade us! page will lead you to complete a survey with a question prompt along with an open response option for you to share anything else that comes to mind.

Another way to share feedback within a course is at the end of completing a course. To do so, complete all course chapters, go to the left panel within a course, and click on Feedback towards the bottom. You will then be directed to complete a survey with specific question prompts, along with an open response option for you to share anything else that comes to mind.

To share feedback without taking or completing a course, fill out this form.

What do I do if I want to contribute to Microtutor?

FAQ: What do I do if I want to contribute to Microtutor?

Thank you for your willingness to want to contribute! We welcome community contributions to Microtutor! You can fill out this form to share your contact information, along with any ideas you may have for how you would like to contribute. As we navigate the release of our first Fluorescence Microscopy course on Microtutor, our follow up to discuss a potential plan may be delayed.

I went through parts of the course and still have a lot of questions. What should I do?

We have a dedicated online Microtutor forum hosted by Microforum and moderated by the Microtutor Development Team. You can access it here. Note that you will need to make a Microforum account to post. You can post questions, thoughts about Microtutor, fun related concepts to learning microscopy fundamentals, and more! You can also respond to other posts. This forum is a way to connect Microtutor learners together and create a broader community!