• After creating the course, t link to "Leave Course" at the bottom is very visible, because there isn't any content yet. That's confusing to a new course organizer. For course organizers I think we shold move that functionality into the admin page (they can still leave the course, but it's complicated)

• Readability: Given that reading text is the main activity, I think we should consider improving readability by increasing contrast (darker fonts, lighter background) and consider increasing the font size

• The Disqus forum wasn't created or didn't show up in the Discussion tab - http://alpha.p2pu.org/en/courses/23/learning-about-learning/#discussion-tab-pane

• Main navigation - Switching between "content" and "home" views is still confusing
  • I discussed this with a UX designer at the Media Lab and she recommended:
    • Show all the navigation options all the time
      • Top nav bar for "about, discussion, etc." and sidebar for content
      • Currently the tabs indicate where you are. She felt it was ok to do that through page titles for the first iteration.
    • Dont' use twitter bootstrap tabs (at least for first iteration) but rather make all navigation tags, individual pages
      • As courses grow, the content on the discussion and people tabs might get quite heavy and make loading everything together slow
      • It's important that you can directly address all the relevant sections in the course
  • I also looked at other examples. Skillshare: http://cl.ly/image/1M352f224343
    • Just left and right arrows to go backwards and forward
    • I really don't like this, I don't get a sense of location within the larger content structure

• On the course home page, it's not obvious how to add another page (maybe add a + sign in the Navigation section on the left)

• SLUG creation. Alternative approach that might be easier  http://cl.ly/image/0W2x3J2o1E0W

• When viewing a content page, there is no edit button. Required to go back to course/home view to find edit button for content pages.
• (I think this was fixed?) When in "home" UX, the content nav section drops too far down. It's better in the "content" UX
• Make link to Markdown page open in new window/tab
• (I think this was fixed?) There are now three different versions of the left nav bar (maybe for testing?)
  • Home UX, Content UX, Content Editing UX

• Currently content titles can be veeeererrrryyyy long. I think it's fine to put a hard stop at x character limit.

* at http://alpha.p2pu.org/en/groups/featured/community/ you should be able to find out more about a School via a link to its landing page.

* If "Start Course" is going to a login, then there should be a note right underneath that clarifies anyone can navigate/access all course contents without having to sign up/login. Or "Start Course" should take to the first part, Introductions, with a pop up prompting you to login/sign up, but that you can do away with.

* no place anymore for a little summary blurb? I think that's pretty important to have to give people an idea of whether they want to take the course. Or is that the intro?

* summary space is also important for things like image attribution, eg. https://p2pu.org/en/groups/get-cc-savvy/

* I see that comments are via disqus? does that mean anyone will be able to comment, even without logging in?

* important - what about ability to show this course has been reviewed/approved (eg. give 5 stars) by X? or branded as being created/sponsored by X organization?