Institutionen f ¨or
informationsteknologi
Bes ¨oksadress:
ITC, Polacksbacken
L ¨agerhyddsv ¨agen 2
Postadress:
Box 337
751 05 Uppsala
Hemsida:
https://www.it.uu.se
Abstract
En webbportal f ¨ or kursrapporter, kursv ¨arderingar och kursresultat
Maja Danielsson Oscar Engl ¨of Erik Hellstr ¨om Christian Wir ´en
A course evaluation is a survey sent out to all students after they have completed a course at Uppsala University. The objective of this survey is to allow the students to state their opinions of the course and give the course coordinatior an apprehension of how the students have perceived the course. This information can later be used to take necessary measures to increase the quality of the next instance of the course. The course coordinator compiles the students’ opinions from the course evaluation together with their own opinions and analysis about the course instance into a course report. All the course reports are uploaded to a website called Medarbetarportalen but they are stored in an unorganized directory structure and there is no way of searching for a specific report or other information about a course instance. Moreover, students are only able to read the course report from an instance of a course that they participated in. Making this information easily accessible would be beneficial for the evolvement of a better education.
We have therefore created a portal which makes it possible for students,
course coordinators, director of studies, education prefects and other
employees at Uppsala University to easily find information regarding
earlier course instances. This information consists of course reports,
course evaluations, avarage grades as well as the number of students
registered on the course instance. The portal also offers an easy way for
course coordinators to write course reports. Both through user testing
and continous communication with employees at the IT institution the
system has gotten positive feedback and the result was a working and
useful portal with good requisites for further developement and launch
by Uppsala University.