What is Online Course Evaluation?
The online course evaluation system is designed to replace the traditional paper-based evaluations that have been in use at the University of Scranton for many years. The Faculty Senate voted to conduct a pilot project during the Fall 2004 and Intersession 2005 semesters using a web-based Online Course Evaluation System that permits students to evaluate their courses online. For Spring 2005, a decision was made to implement the Online Course Evaluation System university-wide.
Who is required to complete an online course evaluation?
Students will be requested to login to UIS and complete a course evaluation for all of their courses that have not been excluded from the online course evaluation system. During regular semesters, student s will not be permitted to view their grades online in UIS until they have completed ALL of their evaluations.
What courses will participate in online course evaluation?
University of Scranton Undergraduate and Graduate courses, Short courses, and Distance Education courses will be a part of online evaluation, provided they don’t meet the criteria used for excluding course evaluations. Exclusion criteria includes several course schedule types, courses that have fewer than 4 students enrolled and special exceptions.
Who will read these evaluations?
Every evaluation is read by the instructor.
topWill students be able to see any of the evaluation results?
No.
topWho should we contact with comments about this program?
Contact us at OCE@Scranton.edu or call the CTLE at 941-4038.
Last Modified:
7.18.06