Course evaluations are open!
Fall 2024 deadlines:
- December 4 (condensed evaluation period)
- December 21 (default evaluation period)
Fall 2024 deadlines:
As a course instructor, you may add up to three questions to your Mercury course evaluation questionnaire.听This is an opportunity for you to get feedback specific to your course context or your teaching, such as the use of new teaching strategies.听
Approximately three weeks before the evaluation for your course opens, you will receive an email from "Mercury info" when you are able to add your听questions. This email will include the deadline for each course; this deadline cannot be extended.
Please note that you must submit the questions yourself; your听Mercury听Liaison can not add them on your behalf.
Resources to help you write meaningful questions:
- Review your unit's current questionnaire to understand which questions students are already being asked.
- Choose a question from 海角社区's bank of recommended questions.
- Find guidelines to help you write your own custom questions.
- Get help with writing questions: Contact Teaching and Learning Services for a .
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In the email invitation you received that invites you to add your questions, click on the hyperlink that starts with Choose the personalized questions for.... The subject line is "Customize your course evaluation."
If you have lost the email or receive an authorization issue when you click on the link, access the course evaluation system听听to add your questions. In the听Tasks听section, you will see an option to "Choose the personalized questions" for your course
If prompted, log in using your 海角社区 username and password.
Preview the evaluation questionnaire to view the questions that already exist in the questionnaire. The preview will appear in a new window. When you have completed reviewing the questionnaire, Exit out of the screen.
Add your questions. You can select a pre-written question or write your own questions.
Pre-written questions have been made available to you by the System Administrators.
There are three types of questions you can write yourself:
Once you have added your questions, scroll down to the bottom of the page and click Submit.
Scenario: You used different strategies in your class such as think-pair-share discussions and one-minute papers.
Example question: The activities in class (e.g., talking with a partner, writing reflections at the end of class) helped me learn.* (鈥淪trongly agree鈥 to 鈥淪trongly disagree鈥)
Scenario: You taught in a classroom that has active learning features.
Example question: Overall, the instructor鈥檚 use of the classroom features had a positive impact on my learning. (鈥淪trongly agree鈥 to 鈥淪trongly disagree鈥)
Scenario: You used the technology for the first time.
Example question: Using Polling @ 海角社区 in class helped me learn.* (鈥淪trongly agree鈥 to 鈥淪trongly disagree鈥)
Scenario: In previous offerings of the course, students were asked to purchase a physical course pack. Previous course evaluation feedback indicated that students did not like having to purchase a physical course pack. Starting this semester, you posted the readings to myCourses.
Example question: I would prefer buying a physical course pack to accessing readings online through myCourses.* (鈥淪trongly agree鈥 to 鈥淪trongly disagree鈥)
Scenario: You invited a librarian to give a workshop in your course on research skills. Your unit鈥檚 questionnaire does not include any questions from the 鈥淚nstitutional Resources and Support鈥 category.
Example question: Library staff were helpful to me in conducting my research for this course (e.g., in class, in the library, via email or online chat). (N/A recommended) *In recognition that adding questions allows instructors to include questions that are unique to an individual course context, this question is not taken from the bank of recommended questions.
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Sc茅nario : Vous avez utilis茅 diff茅rentes strat茅gies dans votre cours comme des discussions de type penser-jumeler-partager et des r茅flexions minute (one minutes papers).
Exemple de question : Les activit茅s en classe (p. ex., discuter avec mes camarades de classe, 茅crire mes r茅flexions 脿 la fin de la s茅ance de cours) ont aid茅 脿 mon apprentissage.* (芦 Tout 脿 fait d鈥檃ccord 禄 脿 芦 Pas du tout d鈥檃ccord 禄)
Sc茅nario : Vous avez enseign茅 dans une classe d鈥檃pprentissage actif.
Exemple de question : De fa莽on g茅n茅rale, l鈥檜tilisation des diff茅rents 茅l茅ments d鈥檃pprentissage de la salle de classe a eu un effet positif sur mon apprentissage. (芦 Tout 脿 fait d鈥檃ccord 禄 脿 芦 Pas du tout d鈥檃ccord 禄)
Sc茅nario : Vous avez utilis茅 la technologie Polling @ 海角社区 pour la premi猫re fois.
Exemple de question : De fa莽on g茅n茅rale, l鈥檜tilisation des diff茅rents 茅l茅ments d鈥檃pprentissage de la salle de classe a eu un effet positif sur mon apprentissage. (芦 Tout 脿 fait d鈥檃ccord 禄 脿 芦 Pas du tout d鈥檃ccord 禄)
Sc茅nario : Les trimestres pr茅c茅dents, votre cours requ茅rait que les 茅tudiants et 茅tudiantes ach猫tent du mat茅riel didactique. Mais les 茅valuations ant茅rieures de ce cours ont r茅v茅l茅 que les 茅tudiants et 茅tudiants n鈥檕nt pas aim茅 avoir 脿 acheter ce mat茅riel. Ce trimestre, vous avez rendu les notes de cours accessibles en ligne sur myCourses.
Exemple de question : Je pr茅f猫rerais acheter les notes de cours au lieu d鈥檃cc茅der au mat茅riel didactique en ligne sur myCourses.* (芦 Tout 脿 fait d鈥檃ccord 禄 脿 芦 Pas du tout d鈥檃ccord 禄)
Sc茅nario : Vous demandez 脿 un ou une biblioth茅caire de donner un atelier sur les comp茅tences en recherche dans le cadre de votre cours. Le questionnaire de votre unit茅 ne comprend aucune question dans la cat茅gorie 芦 Ressources et soutien institutionnels 禄.
Exemple de question : Le personnel de la biblioth猫que m鈥檃 茅t茅 d鈥檜ne grande aide pour effectuer mes recherches dans le cadre de ce cours (p. ex. : en classe, 脿 la biblioth猫que, par courriel ou par clavardage). (S. O. recommand茅)
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