Key Dates:
Tuesday, December 1, 2009, 9am: Evaluation window opens for students.
Thursday, December 10, 2009: Last day of classes.
Monday, December 14, 2009, 9am: Evaluation window closes for students.
January 2010: Online results available.
For Instructors:
For Students:
MIT Online Subject Evaluation Pilot
Evaluate Subjects
Instructions
You will need MIT certificates installed on your browser to proceed to the evaluations; you can get them at web.mit.edu/certificates. In order to get certificates, you first need a Kerberos ID. You also need to have Javascript enabled on your browser.
Departments have determined which subjects and instructors will be evaluated online this term. Your MIT certificate will authenticate you and bring you to a welcome screen where you can see subjects flagged for online evaluation in which you are registered for credit.
All questions are voluntary; it’s OK to skip some. You can save a portion of your evaluation and complete the remainder at any point within the response period. You can also go back and edit your answers until the response period ends. Once you've answered at least one question for each of your evaluations, you will no longer get email reminders to complete them.
Access to and Use of Your Responses
Evaluation results are made available to instructors and department officials only after final grades have been submitted. Prior to the communication of these results, MIT and Kerberos IDs are separated from student responses. In addition to anonymous individual responses, instructors and departmental officials receive reports with aggregate quantitative results and open-ended comments. Quantitative results are also reported in the aggregate to members of the MIT community (MIT certificates required) at http://web.mit.edu/subjectevaluation/results.html. Disclosure and protection of your responses are governed by the Student Information Policy at http://web.mit.edu/policies/11/sip.html.
For a complete list of subjects that have been evaluated online, click here.