so that you can reply seamlessly from the web or email and it's all happy and easy and intuitive like facebook.

Books from each course, that is the participants collaborating to compile notes to a study material, with on-line latex compiler or something similar.

we need to send assignments editing a document at course material and uploading the file with a name that identify yourself. I think it's a good idea to implement a way only to submit assignment to the teacher, so the teachr knows who send the file and students have a "Send your assignment here" label

The course listing page at http://p2pu.org/course/list doesn't default to sorting by open courses first. This would probably be the most sensible default.

right now there's not a lot of white space and the stripped down formatting looks kind of messy. it would be nice to format them a bit nicer.

A simple questions and answer layout, say something like uservoice itself, but instead of idea it would be a question and answer follows, makes things more clear and easy.

In the comment template we could add some way to link to a comment in the thread.

Sometimes I want to do this, and there's no way to reveal the "permalink" to that comment in the current site.

Filtering by course status doesn't appear to be working right now. I am using FF3.6 on Mac OS X. I have tried filtering just by status and with status and keyword search, but it doesn't seem to make any difference.

Given the small number of courses on offer right now, I wouldn't describe this as a critical issue, but I think it's worth mentioning.

irc is awesome because people can add themselves and it's totally free and open, but it would be nice to have the added features of a) adding users to a chat so that they receive the transcript even if they weren't there in person, and b) have it logged automatically, possibly to a course-specific location.

Seems as if these are being stripped out right now. I'm trying to use it to embed a calendar and student work, but no such luck yet.

should let people indicate if they would be willing to run the course or not, and integrate nicely with the "create a course" workflow. Also include an "Adopt this Course" feature for courses whose organisers are no longer able to run them. This adoption mechanism could also be used for course ideas with no obvious owner.

Make a common notice board, where any person from any course can come and write in what he/she feels. It might even be announcements like the next class/course is on such a date and is on such a topic, anyone can join in

Some times we have to use broadcast to send messages to the team, many time we will have to refer them back, so its better to save them all in the broadcast page.

the button "i like" may improve ranking of the website, doing more effective the diffusion contents and courses.

i am not sure how the documents under "course materials" are ordered currently, but it would be really nice to be able to adjust them!

It'd be nice to have a way to filter out or search for courses by the language it's in. Maybe even a default view by what my primary language is so when I land on the courses page that it shows those courses.

Small change to the CSS to make forum text left aligned. Currently, URL's break the formatting in a bad way.

The bright yellow is very loud, the colour scheme on this feedback page is better.

Allow admins to create sub forums or boards so multiple section/teacher courses can operate on site and in an organized manner.

It would be great if this were multilevel too, so each teacher could organize the course their own way.

This also allows students to subscribe to the teacher they need to without worrying about their email overflowing with topics that don't apply to them :).