CourseEval HQ
7.5#3 in course evaluation softwareFrom $116.67 a monthAndroidiOSWeb
VisitCourseEval HQ vs IASystem
What both publish
| Fact | CourseEval HQ | IASystem |
|---|---|---|
| Confidentiality | Etudes says survey responses are anonymous, results are available only to designated recipients, and instructors do not directly access results or individual responses. | Reports and data extracts omit student names, IDs, and login information to maintain respondent privacy. |
| Headquarters | California, US | Seattle, Washington, United States |
| Mobile access | Students can complete evaluations from within the Canvas student mobile app or a mobile browser in Canvas. | Online evaluations are designed for completion on mobile devices. |
| Purpose | CourseEval HQ provides online course evaluations integrated with Canvas for use campus-wide, within a division, or in a single course. | IASystem is a course evaluation system for colleges and universities assessing teaching and learning. |
| Reporting | Results are emailed to authorized recipients in printable PDF format, and term response rates can be downloaded as a CSV file. | Reports include course summaries, combined course summaries, administrative high/low and ratings summaries, survey lists, and data exports. |
CourseEval HQ plans
- 30-Day TrialsFree
- Entry$1,400 a year
- Level 1$4,000 a year
- Level 2$5,100 a year
- Level 3$9,000 a year
- Level 4Priced on request
IASystem plans
- One-term pilot licenseFree
- Enrollment Category 6$1.59 a year
- Enrollment Category 5$1.64 a year
- Enrollment Category 4$1.74 a year
- Enrollment Category 3$1.79 a year
- Enrollment Category 2$1.85 a year
Pick CourseEval HQ if…
It suits academic institutions and organizations whose programs align with Etudes’ stated purposes, especially those using Canvas for course evaluations. The available plans are based on academic-year FTE student enrollment.
Pick IASystem if…
IASystem suits colleges and universities that need configurable course evaluations, reporting, and campus integrations. Institutions planning to use paper forms should account for separate usage-based charges.