Overall, an informative and thought-provoking course. I would consider it necessary for every Canadian. One gripe is the materials in the final chapter were hard to find / access, and I had to search around a bit to find them. For people not as tech savvy, this would be impossible. Part of decolonizing the curriculum is making it barrier-free. so I would love to see Coursera revise and reorganize the materials in a more user-friendly format.

Some missing or broken links made accessing some of the material more difficult. While a quick google search was usually sufficient to find what was missing there was one exception, where a free copy of the chapter reading was not readily accessible.

The information in the course was quite interesting and I enjoyed the interviews/special guests. I hope you keep up the great work making this kind if education accessible for more Canadians.

Very insightful. It is an eye opener to learn about indigenous world views. There is lot to learn and integrate about the learning approaches (Education) by indigenous people of early and pre-contact. To name a few would be to learn from nature and to care for it, personal connection between the teacher (elder, parent..) and learner, to look within for the answers, to learn through experiences, non-interference (to an extent) and so on

A very interesting course, well presented by the teacher in short video segments, and supported by interesting and accessible online resources. The course includes some academic perspectives and this aspect could have been a bit more developed. However, on the whole, the course provides an excellent introduction to indigenous worldviews and this is reflected in both content and delivery.

Excellent! Although this course has some years and some of the content may not be totally relevant today (some statistics, for example) or doesn’t account for more recent frameworks (the Calls to Action, for example), I found a large part of the course to be very meaningful and helpful to advance my understanding on how I can embed Indigenous content and perspectives in our curriculum.

An excellent approach to aboriginal worlviews that provided context and importantly the imapact of intergenerational damage done by the educational policies to aboriginals and the current state of affairs. Thoroughly enjoyed the first assignment and the requirement for peer assessment. Created accountablility in the course and engagement opportunities. Well done.

The course was very informative. The instructor very knowledgeable on the subjects covered. I had trouble accessing some of supplemental materials as I was unsure where to find certain articles and websites. Regardless of this, I will recommend the course to any teachers ready to acquire the knowledge needed to assert their vision. Thank you

This is a very good course containing an abundance of interesting material. Unfortunately many of the links don't seem to work anymore---also the organization of material and placement of tests and assignment have become confused over time. The lecturer can be a bit long-winded but is very well spoken and clearly dedicated to this project.

I loved everything about this course except that it would be beneficial to update some areas. Overall, everything is still relevanat and sadly little progress in reconcilliation has been made. But it would make the course more current if there was some comment on what has happened since 2012.

Really great introductory course for individuals who are largely unfamiliar with Indigenous Worldview in Canada. For those who have some prior knowledge, it may be too basic but it's always helpful and important to review previous knowledge, so it's a good course for everyone!

Some of the video's he told us to watch after the intro videos did not appear after the intro video ended. I would rework the order of the video's so that people can watch the video's he talks about right after he introduces them. Otherwise, very informative course!

This course provided a solid overview of Indigenous Worldviews and how they are related to education. It is a very good introductory course. There are a lot of videos to watch, but little in terms of actual coursework/submissions so it is still manageable.

Really good course, a lot of great content. Instead of multiple videos, a summary worksheet would be beneficial as well as check-ins to see that you are understanding all the material. Overall, I enjoyed and have recommended to colleagues and friends.

Excellent content. Definitely coming out of the learnings better informed. Access to video resources during the course was challenging at times with dead links. Independant internet searches were needed as a work around to locate video resources.

Brilliant! Would have given 5 stars had there not been some reference difficulties. Thank you. Would love you to do a continuation, maybe in more depth. I've done the Unit at Alberta Uni. It was brilliant too. Need more.

I loved all the learnings and teachings in this course! I recommend it. It is really a 5-star course, but I am giving it 4 because of the missing links. Otherwise a great course, I am happy I took it!

The course was okay, but I'm glad I completed Indigenous Canada first to assist with some background information. I look forward to more Indigenous courses being offered.

This course has greatly increased my understanding of world relations and history. I can draw many parallels between my county's colonial history and that of Canada's.

The course is presented in a non-judgmental fashion and is packaged to allow learners to gain a much deeper understanding of the country's history.

Pretty interesting class! Sometimes it seems like the lectures go on longer than they have to, to get its point across, but still well worth it!!

Great supplimentary materials - a fantastic course to open your mind to Aboriginal understandings and points of view (particularly in Canada)

I would have enjoyed more interaction and discussion; however, the content was amazing and will be completely useful in my current position.

I enjoyed the course very much,

I had hoped for a little more Inuit content though.

The professor was thoughtful and

dedicated to this subject.

Would like note to read as opposed to all lectures, would allow me to work on the course around my teaching times more easily.

It was very informative. I liked the writing assignment. I wish the videos were not so short. It made for a lot of clicking.