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mahindra university
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se24ucse008
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CSE
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2nd Year
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"Interesting idea! It makes learning more community-based and removes the barrier of money. You might also explore how to match students with similar interests efficiently."
"Nice concept! It encourages students to share skills and learn from each other. Maybe you could add a simple system to verify time exchanges and keep it organized."
"This is a really thoughtful and practical idea.It promotes collaboration, equal opportunity, and skill-sharing among students in a creative way. Great concept."
"Stress that both teaching and learning are equally valuable experiences — it’s not just a help system, it’s a collaborative growth network."
"Mention that it could also include soft skills like public speaking, confidence building, or leadership."
"Great, I think you should add Age-Appropriate Content Filters – If you plan to expand beyond colleges, ensure the platform remains appropriate and safe."
"Concept and everything is good but Introduce an algorithm or filter to match students based on skill level, interest, and availability."
"Appreciate the idea but my suggestion is what if someone doesn’t show up or provides poor help? A simple review or complaint system would make the model more trustworthy."
"Since students will connect directly, having basic rules or guidelines about communication and respectful behavior will be important."
"I like this practical idea and also some students might claim skills they don’t fully have. A quick skill check (like a demo, portfolio, or peer endorsement) could help maintain credibility."
"Emphasize that the interface should be simple—students should find, schedule, and confirm sessions with minimal effort."
"The concept is powerful but could be communicated in one clear line, like: “A platform where students trade time, not money, to learn skills from each other.”"
"Beyond just exchanges, you could organize group sessions or “skill-sharing events” where multiple students share something at once. This can grow the sense of community."
"The idea of “time credits” is good, but you could make it clearer how they are tracked. A simple app or website with a built-in wallet system would prevent confusion"
"Some students may help just to earn credits and then stop contributing. Adding recognition (like badges, leaderboards, or certificates) could encourage continuous engagement."
"Since skills vary in depth (teaching basic math vs. advanced coding), you may want to add a way for students to rate their experience or give feedback to ensure trust and quality."
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