In the coming weeks, students will participate in a ritual as familiar as it is reviled: evaluating their instructors. Is there a better tool out there? If student input matters, how can it be made ...

While student course evaluations can be difficult to interpret, they can be powerful tools for (re)designing courses or revising syllabi. We can help make your student course evaluations work for- you ...

For the first time, students will now complete end-of-the-semester course evaluations on the internet during their own time, rather than in class on paper. The aim of moving course evaluations online ...

To determine how your coursework will count towards your CU degree requirements, review the following steps and resources. 1. Determine what kind of credit you need. With your academic advisor(s), ...

New course evaluation forms are set to launch in the 2019 spring semester, according Dean of the College Rashid Zia ’01, after a University committee began a review of the current forms last September ...

In the final weeks of each semester, Tufts students expect a familiar email in their inboxes, urgently inviting them to click on a link and complete their course evaluations. In return for completing ...

Where do I go to complete my evaluations? Any of the following will work: Can I complete my course evaluation using a mobile device? Yes. Blue Evaluations is a web based solution and will work with ...

Formal Evaluation by the Site director: Site directors serve as the main liaison between Drexel University and the school where the teacher candidate is placed. The site director is expected to visit ...

Amid the rising tide of grade inflation, some faculty members have voiced concerns that student course evaluations may incentivize professors in the tenure and promotion process to award higher grades ...

The end of every Duke semester follows a familiar pattern: exams, papers and a flood of emails urging students to complete course evaluations. Course evaluations aim to “help instructors identify ...

Under the mandate of a recently enacted state law, the Web sites of public colleges and universities in Texas will soon include student-evaluation ratings for each and every undergraduate course.