Conversational
Programming
A hand-drawn skyline: the Illinois campus inked on the left gives way to an imagined future city, then to pencil sketches, then to a bare horizon line running off the page.

How That Went

Two or three minutes at the end of class. It's a conversation rather than a form because the useful part is usually the second thing you say, and a form never asks for it.

This goes to Geoff with your name on it. Not anonymous, and it would be dishonest to say otherwise — the course knows who is signed in. Say the true thing anyway: it's read to change what happens next week, it's never a grade, and it doesn't leave the course. If something was bad, saying so is the useful move.

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