Fwd: Important:: Faculty Course Evaluations Reminder

[William Cohen (CMU)]

I didn't remind people but the feedback from the FCEs are often very helpful - especially for a new course like this one that probably needs some parameter tuning :-)  Please take the time to fill this in, if you haven't done so yet. -W

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From: Faculty Course Evaluation <evalu...@onlinecourseevaluations.com>
Date: Wed, May 2, 2012 at 6:05 PM
Subject: Important:: Faculty Course Evaluations Reminder
To: wco...@andrew.cmu.edu

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Dear Faculty,

The FCE site is still open for spring courses.   Research by the Eberly Center and other institutions reveal that the single most effective way to increase student responses substantially is for you to explain to students why the FCE is important to you and how you use the information.

This is your current Response Rate.

Eval	Dept	Course ID	Section	Type	Name	Begin	End	Not Resp.	Resp.	Tot.
Preview	MLG	10605	A	Lect	MCH LRNG LRG DTAST	04-24	05-15	26	12	38

The FCE site allows you to send your own email reminders  if you choose. Login instructions follow this message. 

If you have any questions about the FCE site, please feel free to contact me.  

Sincerely,

Joy Cavaliero, Sr. Associate Registrar  |  University Registrar's Office

 

 

 

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William W. Cohen
wco...@cs.cmu.edu
http://www.wcohen.com
Research Professor
Machine Learning Department, CMU