Complete the Student Survey about Your Teacher-2

Go to your Canvas Dashboard. A small text box will open (see picture to the right).

Click the Go To Survey button, and you will go directly to the survey.

You can also find a link called Short Survey in your Canvas Calendar. 

The survey opens on a specific date. 

On a cell phone:

The picture below shows the Short Survey in the Calendar on a cell phone.

NOTE: The example shows the survey "Open" date as October 22, but your course's open date is probably different.

On a computer:

The picture below shows the survey in the Calendar on a computer.

NOTE: The example shows the Short Survey open date as October 22, but your course's open date is probably different.

You can also find a student survey link added to the course menu of your Canvas course. Click on that link, and you will go directly to the survey.

The images below shows what it looks like on a computer (Student Survey) and a cell phone (Course Evaluations).

You can also find a Short Survey link added to the course To Do List of your Canvas course homepage. Click on that link, and you will go directly to the survey.

1. the name of the survey
2. the name of the class
3. when the survey is available
4. status of the survey

Explanation:

• This is an example of the Noncredit ESL Survey. Your survey may have different questions.
• Fields marked with * are required = You must answer these questions.
• Rate your instructor. 5 is the highest score and means your instructor always does these items. 3 is sometimes, 1 is never, and there is also an I don't know option.

1. The instructor explains the goals of the class.
2. The instructor prepares for the class.
3. The instructor knows their subject.
4. The instructor presents the materials clearly.

Explanation:

• This is an example of the Noncredit ESL Survey. Your survey may have different questions.
• Fields marked with * are required = You must answer these questions.
• Rate your instructor. 5 is the highest score and means your instructor always does, shows or is these items. 3 is sometimes, 1 is never, and there is also an I don't know option.

5. The instructor returns assignments promptly.
6. The instructor makes the class interesting.
7. The instructor allows time for questions and discussions.
8. The instructor makes you feel comfortable in the classroom.
9. The instructor appears enthusiastic about teaching.
10. The instructor shows courtesy and respect to the students.
11. The instructor shows interest in your progress.
12. The instructor starts and ends class on time.

Explanation:

• This is an example of the Noncredit ESL Survey. Your survey may have different questions.
• Fields marked with * are required = You must answer these questions.
• Rate your instructor. 5 is the highest score and means your instructor always does these items. 3 is sometimes, 1 is never, and there is also an I don't know option.

13. The instructor respects your individual efforts and opinions.
14. The instructor answers your questions and those of other students in the class.
15. The instructor shows respect for all racial, sexual, religious, and political groups.
16. What is your overall evaluation of this instructors? Answers: Excellent, Average, Unsatisfactory

Explanation:

• This is an example of the Noncredit ESL Survey. Your survey may have a different question.
• Question 17 is optional, so you do not need to do it if you do not want to.
• You can click the red Submit button after you finish Question 16 or 17.

17. If you wish to add any comments about your instructor, [instructor name], please write them below.

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1. On your iPhone or iPad, go to Settings.
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1. Click the Microsoft Edge settings icon (•••).
2. Select Settings.
3. Click Privacy and Security.
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Google Chrome allows 3rd party cookies by default. If you changed the default settings, you will need to revert to enabling all cookies by following the below steps:

1. On Windows, click the Chrome menu icon in the upper-right corner of the browser. Or on Mac, from the Chrome menu, click Preferences.
2. Select Settings.
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4. Go to Privacy and security >Cookies and other site data.
5. Enable Allow all cookies.

We don't recommend using Safari for Canvas, but if Safari is your only option, Safari's default cookies setting does not allow third-party cookies to be saved on your system. To enable third-party cookies:

1. From the Safari menu, click Preferences.
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3. Deselect Block all cookies and Website tracking: Prevent cross-site tracking.
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