DU Faculty are invited to view a webinar (Tuesday, March 20 at 10am
CST) designed to offer strategies for increasing student response rates in
course evaluations. Click on the “Register Here” icon below to register.
Remind students that:
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they will receive an email invitation (only via their DU email)
from the Educational Testing Service by March 25;
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they should complete the online evaluations as early as March 26;
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courses with low response rates will be required to go to the
computer lab, if already scheduled to do so.
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the course evaluation window WILL close on April 5.
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Free Webinar
Next Week!
Register Here:
Tuesday
March 20, 2012
11:00 am EST
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Increasing Course
Evaluation Engagement:
New Patterns
in Response Rates
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Phyllis,
Online course
evaluations have become an integral tool for measuring and improving
the quality of higher education. As more institutions
transition from paper to an online format, the benefits are
clear: time and cost savings, rapid results,
and easy tracking.
Yet
the concern still exists that going online could reduce response
rates. Student engagement is the
solution to this potential threat.
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learn about survey fatigue, incentive campaigns, and long
and short term solutions, sign up for the "Increasing Course
Evaluation Engagement: New Patterns in Response Rates" webinar.
Join us as David Nelson, PhD, Assistant Director of Evaluation and
Assessment at Purdue University, discusses how the online format has
changed the evaluation game.
Discover
how to leverage online evaluations to implement
successful engagement strategies and increase response rates.
Register today!
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IEA: Webinar @ DU: Increasing Student Engagement in Course Evaluations
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