Maintaining and Improving Your Course Semester to Semester

Obtaining and Leveraging Student Feedback

Making Sense of Student Evaluations Links to an external site. (External Link)
- NOTE: This article from Lehigh University offers a simple yet practical approach to the often stressful process of reading through and applying student evaluations to your course revisions.
Strategies for Increasing SRTE Response Rates Links to an external site. (External Link)
- NOTE: The Schreyer Institute for Teaching Excellence asked faculty with a 70% or greater response rate on SRTEs and at least 30 students in their classes to share advice on getting students to fill out the SRTEs. This resource contains the suggestions that emerged.
Obtaining Feedback in Large Enrollment Courses Links to an external site. (External Link)
- NOTE: Analyzing and synthesizing feedback can be difficult in larger classes. This resource offers tips for both collecting and incorporating student feedback in large courses.

Examples of Feedback Questionnaires Links to an external site. (External Link)
- NOTE: This resource helps instructors with not only creating survey questions for their students, but also assessing your own goals and teaching strategies to ask questions that will best assist you as you make course revisions. It includes specific examples of questions you could use on a student feedback survey.
Individual Student Feedback Form Links to an external site. (External Link)
- NOTE: This form is a very simple way to collect student feedback that could be valuable to your course revision process.

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