First+Session+Feedback

Hannah was drawn to the UPDATED topics. Sly found that the fact that all the sections within a Heading were relevant helped him make sense. It was rare to find information that wasn't related. It was visually appealing. Andrew found that some of the information on Canada was outdated - older information. Kavi was hoping that in choosing between a list of articles it would be good to be able to hover over an article and get a short abstract Jeffrey thought it was really good it was very organized and likes that with each listing there is info re who made it and the date Hailey thought it was kinda cool that the images were next to the articles and that you could enlarge the image by hovering over it. Calvert found that when searching for an issue, "search" a word - even if that word is an issue, the search engine doesn't return the same results as the issues page. eg. searching "gridlock" you get a more limited selection than when you go to the "gridlock" issue page Jessica likes the Related Portals and videos because if I don't really feel drawn to the topic it is more likely to catch my attention. Robert found that the videos sometimes covered topics beyond the topic on the page from which he navigated. Sly solves the problems you could have - translator and audio help to make it more accessible. Andrew found that the description of Canada was biased in that it would have been better if a Canadian wrote it.