Course evaluations are painful. Here's a chance to fix them!
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Course evaluations are oftentimes not taken seriously by students, and are filled out with little effort or attention. This is a major problem, because students' casual approach to evaluations prevents colleges from getting the information they need to improve courses and teaching styles.
Deliverables
Outline two ways colleges could incentivize their students to really put effort into filling out course evaluations. In 2-4 paragraphs, explain how these ideas would be implemented, and why they would motivate students to take course evaluations more seriously.
Criteria: The solutions that are either the most creative or the most feasible will be rewarded
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Submissions will be graded on the following criteria:
- Meets Deliverables
- Creativity
- Clarity
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5 Winners
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Christian Perez Stanford University | |
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Matt Bettonville Stanford University | |
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Imane Karroumi Harvard University | |
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