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[Area] Forums Making aiqus the official forum earlier would have helped. While it was well moderated, I feel like it was running into a limitation of the stack exchange (I presume) software. In particular, during the exams, the large # of closed questions drowned out discussion. I would have also liked to see some more discussions like we had in grad school rather than “how do I solve #1.” One way to faciliate that is to have an official question of the week linked to from the course. For example, “how could we apply X to Y” or “discuss stanley; the robotic car”. [What I liked] 
There were two forums: reddit and aiqus. I started on reddit because I already used reddit for other things. I then switeched to aiqus when links for each lecture/question started appearing on ai-class.com.
stanford’s ai class final feedback | Down Home Country Coding With Scott Selikoff and Jeanne Boyarsky
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