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If there’s a downside to another academic year coming to a successful close, it’s reading course evaluations. This post explores how we respond to those one or two low evaluations and the occasional negative comments found in answers to the open-ended questions. Do we have a tendency to over-react? I know I did. 
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eLearning courses' evaluation is a very important step and everyone must do it. Here is a 15 point checklist to help you do just that and improve.
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Check the eLearning Course Evaluation: The Ultimate Guide For eLearning Professionals, to learn why and when you need eLearning course evaluation.
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Undergraduates endorsed patently false statements in US experiment. The results of course evaluation surveys can be undermined by students’ inattentiveness while filling them in, a study suggests. Researchers at a US university conducted an experiment in which they inserted patently false statements into end-of-module questionnaires and found that surprisingly high numbers of undergraduates answered that they were true.
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Need to evaluate your eLearning and the design of your courses and training? In this article we go through some steps to evaluate your training. Via EDTECH@UTRGV
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