Liked what I saw and heard ... I may have a small project that I would like to use the product on to test it. I went to the website and didn't see any cost information. That would have been helpful.

Enjoyed learning about Vistafolia and the options with replica greenery. Did not enjoy having to score 100 on the test.

I appreciated that you touched on the uv and fire retardant aspects of the product. That is very good to know for curious customers and specified jobs.

Well delivered

Interesting topic that I was not aware of on this scale.

the presentation was a 45 minute commercial for the "proprietary" product

GreAT COURSE. b

Enjoyed this course. Only criticism is instead of voice over all the entire time it would have been nice to have human connection and see the team that was presenting/asking the questions. Would help engagement on my end in lieu of staring at a still image with voice over.

Disappointing! I really don't see how hanging plastic plants on a wall can be called biomimicry...

This was valuable information and I think that it helps that it was manufacturer specific verses generic.

Excellent. I have an immediate use for this so this was timely.

Interesting product, but the presentation is a proprietary sales pitch that comes across as disjointed and unplanned with audio that is often muddled.

I feel that the quality of this course is lower than the other ones I've watched. It is basically a marketing video. I don't know why it is qualified as HSW.

poor

The course is excellent at presenting an innovative product in a still developing area of the marketplace. The heavy emphasis on a specific product seems to be contrary to the AIA's standards for proprietary product promotion in a CE course, but other than that it was a good investment of time.

Nice course, very informative. I did not see any installations in a colder climate like where I am located, and the design critique/response during the winter snow season. Do they remove the panels during the winter? What about birds nesting in the wall panels? Thanks, Steve Sharpe