Tell me what's wrong.

The form asks the right questions for you

One question up front, then only the fields that apply. Nothing is required except the thing you came to say, and you can leave it anonymous.

• Something's broken

  What you were doing, what happened instead, and how big the room was. Those three answers are usually the whole diagnosis.

• You have an idea

  The thing you keep working around. Those are the good ones.

• You have a question

  If it's a can-Mapr-do-X question, How it works may get there faster.

Opens in a new tab, on Google Forms. Nothing you have typed into Mapr is sent with it — opening the form is the step that leaves Mapr, and it doesn't ask you to sign in.

Please leave your students out of it

No real names, and no screenshot with the class list showing. Mapr keeps student names in your browser and never sends them anywhere — putting them in a message to me would undo that in one click. “A room of 28 with three keep-apart rules” tells me everything I need.

If a screenshot is the clearest way to show it, crop or blank the names before you send it. Switching the editor to student view drops the tag dots from the desks and the roster, which is worth doing too, but it leaves the names on the chart.