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To filter Survey statistics, click the Section Filter button [2] and choose the section that you would like to view. Note that you can only view the first 10 sections of your course. To access additional Survey results, generate a Student Analysis report.

I understand that the survey functionality is being removed from Canvas. If so, this would create a huge gap. The survey functionality is important for a variety of reasons and should be expanded upon rather than removed, or an effective third-party integration needs to be identified such as Survey Monkey. For example, I am using the unmarked survey as a tool to identify skills gaps because there isn't the requirement to have a 'correct' answer, which is the case with the quiz functionality. I'd love to hear what others think about this.

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Have you checked the EduAppCenter website to see what other third-party integrations might be available to incorporate into Canvas? For example, if you type in the word survey into the search box near the top right corner of the site, you'll get several options...one of which is Qualtrics...which might be a usable solution for you. Many of these third-party LTI integrations will have a cost to them and also require additional setup from your school's Canvas administrator, so you'd definitely want to have a conversation with folks at your school who are Canvas administrators to see if they have anything already available or if there is a possibility of purchasing something.

Thanks for your response Chris. I would really like to keep the survey function in Canvas because users can keep a record of their responses. Also we are already paying for Survey Monkey (which doesn't integrate in the way I would like at this stage) so reluctant to get yet another subscription.

You can access the quiz statistics by going to quizzes and clicking on the anonymous survey. When viewing the survey details (but not editing the survey), you will see a bar on the right that has Survey Statistics and SpeedGrader.

This is only recommended if you made the survey anonymous by accident as you will now be able to connect student responses with specific students. This will allow you to view responses in the SpeedGrader.

Step 2: If you would like to filter your results by semester, you can do so by using the project box. Click on the box and using the menu that pops up select the semester or semesters you would like to view. Use the select button to close the menu and then use the search button to filter your results.

Step 3: Using the tabs at the top of the page, select the By Course Section option. You can use the search bar to further refine your results if so desired. Using the check boxes, select the courses/sections you want combined into an aggregated report. Click the Batch Report button once you have checked all the desired courses/sections.

Step 1: Click the Results tab at the top of your screen. This will open a drop down menu with options on how to view project results. Select Report Builder.

Step 2: Click the + Create New Report button at the top of the page, or you can select a pre-existing report to edit its configuration.

Step 3: Enter a name and description for your report click the Continue button when you have done so.

Step 4: Select the project you wish to pull your results from using the check box on the left side of the screen. After you have selected your project(s), use the + Add Selected Projects button and then the Continue button to advance to the next step.

Step 5: Use the Select all or the check boxes along the left side of the screen to select which question/responses you would like to be included in your report.

Note: Please be sure to scroll down and check all questions have been selected as the Select all may not select write in questions by default.

Use the Continue button to proceed to the next step.

Step 6: The build query section of Report Builder will allow you to choose which results you see on your report. You can select to view responses based on college, course (or courses), or by instructor.

To select responses by college use the check boxes and the + Add Selected Areas button.

Step 7: To select responses by instructor use the Select Instructors button and use the search form on the pop up page to locate the desired instructor. Use the check boxes and the + Add Selected Instructors button to include their results in your report.

Step 8: To select responses by course code, use the Select Courses button and use the search form on the pop up page to locate the desired course or courses. Use the check boxes and the + Add Selected Courses button to include their results in your report.

Use the Continue button to proceed to the next step.

Step 9: Use the numbers to select the report template that you would like to use to display your results. A preview will appear along with a short description of each template. Click the Generate button when you have selected the desired template.

Note: We recommend using template 7 for most single course reporting purposes, as it will be most similar to reports that instructors have received in the past.

The Qualtrics LTI is a powerful survey tool that is integrated into Yale's instance of Canvas. Qualtrics allows for faculty to create and share robust, responsive surveys to collect data and feedback from their students and other participants. This article will cover how to add a graded or ungraded survey created on Qualtrics to your Canvas course through the Qualtrics LTI.

Each semester IPAR administers the Survey of Student Opinion of Instruction (SSOI), the official instrument approved by Faculty Senate for course evaluations at ECU. The survey contains questions about the instructor, course, student participation, as well as open-ended comments. There are additional questions for distance education, lab, and field-based courses. Individual study, thesis/dissertation research, UNC Online, independent study abroad, exchange, and course sections with fewer than 6 students enrolled are excluded from the SSOI.

Students and instructors are notified via email when the survey opens and receive a link to complete the survey. The survey can also be accessed by logging in to the Blue portal, or in Canvas using the Course Evaluations link within course navigation. Please refer to the current Academic Calendar for specific dates when the SSOI will be available.

Reports are made available after the grade entry deadline for the semester. Survey results are always anonymous, and comments are provided to instructors verbatim. Deans and Department Chairs are provided access to instructor reports with comments omitted.

Student ratings of teaching surveys are administered by one of these departmental contacts. The departmental contact will create the survey and distribute it to students electronically. Once the semester has ended, the departmental contact will share the results of the surveys with the instructor(s) of record.

This course will use the ISU Online Student Ratings of Teaching System for end-of-semester feedback. Surveys will be available from [start date] to [end date]. Your anonymous comments will be used to guide future improvements of the course and are an important component in delivering quality courses at ISU. Consider these tips for providing constructive feedback. At the appropriate time, you will be emailed a link to the survey from student-ratings-of-teaching@iastate.edu. You can also access the survey through the My Surveys link in our Canvas course.

Below is the student portal and survey instrument students receive. For any given course, students are given the opportunity to provide feedback on the course and on the instructor. In the case of a course with multiple instructors, students provide feedback on the course once, and are given the opportunity to provide feedback on each instructor.

With the exception of "Full" courses, all student surveys of teaching are open for 14 days, with reminder emails sent on days 8 and 14 of the distribution to those students who have surveys remaining to complete. Full courses are open for 19 days, with reminder emails send on days 8, 15, and 19.

Available instructor dashboard data is limited to courses that list you as the instructor. Course surveys are distributed to all courses except thesis and dissertation hours, and courses with only 1 student enrolled, to help maintain student anonymity.

This page focuses on survey questions regarding the instructor. Hovering over any bar chart visualization will provide more information via the tooltip. It includes a course filter, searchable by course code, course name, and class number, so you can narrow results to any particular class you taught. Other filters include term, course format, start and end dates, and text search of comments.

If it is your unit's practice to include student comments in your annual reporting for evaluation, PTTR, P&T, or PTR processes, then export the dashboard in CSV format, which is viewable and printable in Excel. Exporting the entirety of either dashboard page will include the results from both the course and instructor surveys in one CSV file, using the filters currently applied on the given page.

The Center for Teaching Excellence has created resources for interpreting and using survey results for reflection and evaluation. The CTE site also has materials for incorporating the results into a broader framework for evaluating teaching. ff782bc1db