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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. How do I access the Web-based course evaluation system?
  2. Why is UNC Charlotte implementing Web-based course evaluations?
  3. Who is required to use the Web-based course evaluation system?
  4. If my college is not participating, can I volunteer?
  5. Can individual instructors, departments, or colleges customize their evaluations?
  6. Is the Web-based course evaluation system secure?
  7. Is the response rate for Web-based course evaluations significantly lower than paper evaluations?
  8. Is it possible to increase response rates?
  9. Are student responses confidential?
  10. What is a Web-based course evaluation?
  11. Where can I find more information about the pilot study conducted at UNC Charlotte during the Spring 2011 semester?
  12. Are the results for Web-based course evaluations significantly different than paper evaluations?
  13. Are the results for Web-based course evaluations biased?
  14. How much time do students have to complete their evaluations?
  15. Are non-tenured faculty vulnerable to low response rates?
  16. Can I send evaluations to students that are not enrolled or block evaluations from students that stop attending class?
  17. How are course evaluation results used?
  18. As an instructor in a participating college, what steps do I need to take?
  19. What happened to my old StudentVoice account and survey data?
  20. Where can I find more information about the Task Force on the Evaluation of Teaching established by the College of Arts and Sciences in 2008?
  21. Can I see results for individual sections that are cross-listed?
  22. How are results aggregated?