After a one-day XML course, students were asked for the
best and worst aspects of the course.
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Worst |
- Useful information presented in an entertaining way.
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- More examples of "real" world applications of XML.
- Perhaps an analysis of what is an appropriate use of XML.
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- I liked the course because it was kind of refreshing.
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- I was expecting to learn more about XML.
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- Kept students interested.
- Maintained interest.
- Was interactive.
- Well organized.
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- Can't think of anything.
- Maybe a stretch break?
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- Good overview, context references for further study.
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- More hands-on would be good.
- Less time on the very basic things at the beginning.
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- Discussion and explanations.
- I achieved my objectives for the day.
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- Hands-on (computer stuff).
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- Lots of great info.
- Good handout.
- Easy to follow examples.
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- Putting things in context.
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- Short notice for software download.
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- The part prior to lunch - how coding works and fits together.
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- Last 45 minutes - you could have said "That's it. Anyone who wants to chat can stay."
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- Lots of information, but not too much for me, the non-technical person.
- Very well presented.
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- Would have liked to have seen some examples on real-life databases tied in with a search engine or product.
- Location - for organizers - not a nice place to get to!!
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- More hands-on; less talking.
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Incremental Development, Inc.