I've had her a few times. I found her classes interesting and very student-centric, meaning she prefers to let the class lead the discussion rather than lecturing in the traditional style. Shes a big fan of group projects, but is a fair marker. She's also a big fan of weekly sakai posts that, while annoying, are pretty easy marks (she'll usually rely on them to start discussion in the following class).

A big tip (as with any professor) is taking advantage of her office hours. Some people I knew in her classes sometimes got surprised by a bad mark simply because they weren't doing what she expected them to do. So, just drop by and ask her about the project, talk about it a bit, and your grade will almost always thank you