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The Essential Guide to Course Evaluation Strategy
No matter where learning happens, course evaluations are essential. Here's how to create a successful strategy for course evaluations and institutional surveys.
Join us on January 20, 2022 at 1:00 p.m. CT to see how Watermark's Course Evaluations & Surveys integrates with Canvas to streamline & automate the distribution of course evaluations.
Loyola New Orleans Maintains High Response Rates Through Transition to Course Evaluations & Surveys
Loyola University New Orleans created an effective digital process for course evaluations and surveys that gives faculty valuable feedback in real time, while keeping it simple for students.
Howard University knew a shift to new technology would be a big investment in resources. Learn how they got funding and support, ways to stagger onboarding, and their secret to instant faculty buy-in.
What Makes Direct and Indirect Assessment So Difficult?
Direct and indirect measurement work together to support an effective assessment strategy. But it’s often difficult to keep track of both. Learn how to overcome common challenges in this blog post.
Learn how University of Holy Cross uses multiple integrated technology solutions to create a holistic assessment approach that supports institutional effectiveness planning and reporting.
Student Assessment: Go Beyond Test Scores
How well are you measuring student learning? Learn how to distinguish between the direct and indirect measures and make a simple plan for data collection as you’re building your assessment strategy.
1:44Strengthening Assessment Plans with Indirect Measures
Direct and indirect measurements work together to create a complete picture of student learning. Learn how Watermark’s solutions expand your assessment strategy by helping surface and manage both.
The Differences Between Direct and Indirect Measurement
Do you need direct and indirect measurements for a successful assessment strategy? Check out this post to learn why both measurements matter.
Top Course Evaluation Questions
Course evaluations allow you to use student feedback and insights to inform decisions, and should be an integral part of each semester. Learn how to improve your evaluation and survey questions.
The Benefits of Course Evaluation in Higher Education
Allowing students to voice their concerns with and appreciation for their courses or instructors gives them a more active role. Here's how to make course evaluations more effective.
Watermark helped Emory University implement a single course evaluation tool that was fully integrated with Canvas, creating a more consistent experience for students.
How Online Course Evaluations Help Improve Instructional Course Quality
Course evaluations help faculty improve the quality of their their course offerings and focus on the most effective methods of connecting with students. Learn more about the benefits in this post.
Program Effectiveness Survey Questions
Question quality matters. This guide explains the importance of student feedback and how to frame your survey questions to get a complete picture of the student experience.
Taking Course Evaluation Reporting to the Next Level
A report is only as good as the data within it, and the data quality is dependent on how you run your course evaluations and the strength of your response rates. Take your evals to the next level.
Integrating Course Evaluations & Surveys with Canvas, Howest University of Applied Sciences was able to double response rates & gather useful feedback from students.
How to Create the Best Course Evaluations
Here's how to use digital course evaluation software to create effective evaluations and surveys students will actually complete, giving you the data you need to make improvements.
Get a Jump on Course Evaluations
It's never too early to prepare for end-of-course evaluations. These reminders will help you set up flawless evaluations and surveys.
6 Ways to Boost Student Evaluation Response Rates
Use these tips to capture more feedback from more students through your course evaluations.
A New Perspective on Course Evaluation and Student Surveys
As institutions adjust to new tools, technologies, and techniques, it is more important than ever to gather useful data to help students and instructors make the most of online teaching and learning.