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November 30, 2021, Filed Under: Course Instructor Surveys

3 Tips for Increasing Course Instructor Survey Response Rates – Fall 2021

According to the UC Berkeley Center for Teaching and Learning, faculty play a key role in determining response rates for Course Instructor Surveys. “When actively promoted and discussed with students, response rates are generally higher than those in courses with little to no instructor attention paid to them” (para 1).

Tip 1: If you are teaching online or in-person, consider conducting the CIS IN THE MIDDLE of the last class, rather than at the end of the class period. Step out OR mute yourself, and turn off your camera, and come back after an agreed-upon time. You can also go into a Breakoutroom or send students into a Breakout room if you are teaching online. Julie's Zoom PhotoContinue Reading 3 Tips for Increasing Course Instructor Survey Response Rates – Fall 2021

May 3, 2021, Filed Under: Academic Continuity, Course Instructor Surveys, Online Teaching, Teaching Tips

3 Tips for Encouraging High Response Rates on Course Instructor Surveys

According to the UC Berkeley Center for Teaching and Learning, faculty play a key role in determining response rates for Course Instructor Surveys. “When actively promoted and discussed with students, response rates are generally higher than those in courses with little to no instructor attention paid to them” (para 1).

Tip 1: If you are teaching online or in-person, consider conducting the CIS IN THE MIDDLE of the last class, rather than at the end of the class period. Step out OR mute yourself, and turn off your camera, and come back after an agreed-upon time. You can also go into a Breakoutroom or send students into a Breakout room if you are teaching online. Julie's Zoom PhotoContinue Reading 3 Tips for Encouraging High Response Rates on Course Instructor Surveys

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