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Dossier Comment Reflector

Years of student evaluation comments in; themes, before-and-after evidence for your course changes, fair quotes and a page-limited tenure reflection draft out.

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The problem

Promotion and tenure files now ask how you used student comments to improve your courses. Reading hundreds of comments across years and picking fair examples takes a week, usually the same month everything else is due.

What it does

Helps faculty going up for promotion or tenure write the reflection on student feedback that dossiers now ask for. You bring in years of course-evaluation comments, and it sorts them into themes, shows how comments changed after the course changes you made, picks a fair mix of praising and critical quotes with names removed, and drafts a reflection that fits your page limit, ready to edit in Word. Your comments never leave your browser.

What you get

  • Import comments from every course and term
  • See the themes and how they changed over time
  • Pick balanced, representative quotes
  • A draft reflection that fits the page limit

Good to know

It reads comments with word lists, so sarcasm and unusual phrasing can be misread, and a before-and-after difference is a count, not proof your change caused it.

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