Specific to Fall and Winter Terms, this article provides the dates for Student Experiences of Learning at UNH - Durham, UNH - Manchester, UNH - Law, and CPSO

Specific to Spring and Summer Terms, this article lists the important dates for teaching evaluations for the current term. This information includes the start of the process (data review) to when the report is issued.

This article is intended for TEV Coordinators. This article describes why a course may not be evaluated and how to update the criteria appropriately.

This article is intended for Teaching Evaluation (TEV) Coordinators and will instruct the user on the Data Integrity Gateway (DIG) process for cross-listing courses.

This article is intended for Teaching Evaluation (TEV) Coordinators. This article will describe how to handle course evaluation for a course with low enrollment

This article is intended for Teaching Evaluation (TEV) Coordinators and will instruct the user on the Data Integrity Gateway (DIG) process for adding/deleting Instructors and Ta's

This article will outline many of the new User Interface (UI) changes that are in Blue 9 from Blue 8. USNH has recently updated out application and you will notice changes to the UI.

This article is intended for SEL coordinators and highlights the steps to filter the course list in the Blue Teaching Evaluation software.

This article is intended for TEV coordinators for updating multiple courses at once during the Data Integrity Gateway (DIG) process.

This article is intended for the TEV Coordinators. It describes the process for setting courses to reviewed.

This document contains the 5 core questions for students at UNH as well as 2 instructor specific questions that are found in the SEL survey for students.

This article highlights how a student can access their teaching evaluations using the evaluation link within myCourses, and mobile device instructions.

This article provides information on where to find past evaluations.

This article will highlight accessing reporting and outlining permissions by role in the application. This is intended for instructors, Deans, dean's office staff and department chairs at UNH.

This article includes instructions on how to view student response rates within Subject Management area of Student Experiences of Learning. It also highlights some tips on how to increase response rates.