The TLC’s Maintaining Instructional Continuity page has newly-added resources for supporting instructor wellbeing during this unprecedented and uncertain time.
The TLC’s Maintaining Instructional Continuity page has newly-added resources for supporting instructor wellbeing during this unprecedented and uncertain time.
An effective SET process requires active engagement from department administration and the support of an Evaluation Coordinator in each department. More information about department roles and responsibilities is included below.
Departments partnering with the Teaching and Learning Center to collect SETs have a designated Evaluation Coordinator.
Evaluation Coordinators play several important roles, including:
Reports provided to Evaluation Coordinators are shared securely through UCLA Box. The TLC is not responsible for the misuse or unauthorized distribution of SET data and reporting within a department. Evaluation Coordinators should only use and share this information as approved by their Department Chair.
If you need to contact the Evaluation Coordinator please visit our Evaluation Coordinator Directory.
Courses at the 500 level or higher are excluded from review. Departments may choose to have additional courses removed from SET surveys. Examples may include tutorials (196-199) and private instruction courses.
To view a list of all excluded courses, visit the UCLA SET Exceptions List.
Review the list of all excluded courses on the UCLA SET Exceptions List.
Please contact set@teaching.ucla.edu if your department has any changes or additional courses that should be excluded from SET surveys.
Week 7
We will no longer be providing Snapshot reports. Any changes in course data, including instructor name, UID, e-mail address, function code, section, and enrollment MUST be made with the Registrar’s Office by the end of Week 7.
Weeks 9 & 10
The online surveys for all regularly scheduled courses will be administered in weeks 9 and 10. No changes to the Registrar’s data will be reflected in the online surveys once they have opened.
After Finals Week
Instructors will be able to view their own class section report after all grades have been turned in for that section. Departments will be able to access summary reports after the final grade submission deadline has passed.
See the SET Survey Schedule for specific dates.
Department Chairs and authorized staff have access to individual instructor reports and departmental aggregate summary reports. Deans have access to division/school aggregate summary reports. Please remember that these surveys are classified as personnel records and are used in personnel actions. Access should be granted thoughtfully and in alignment with university policies.
For courses using MyUCLA:
Reports can be found in your departmental Box folder, which includes subfolders for each quarter’s reports for previous years. The quarterly reports folder contains:
For courses using Blue:
Alternatively, you can access your reports through your email.
If you have any questions, please contact set@teaching.ucla.edu.
For questions, please contact the Student Experiences of Teaching team at set@teaching.ucla.edu
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