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Creatrix Campus Course Evaluation vs IASystem

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7.3#4 in course evaluation softwareFrom $0.13 a month
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FactCreatrix Campus Course EvaluationIASystem
PurposeThe software manages course evaluations, 360-degree reviews, and surveys used for accreditation.IASystem is a course evaluation system for colleges and universities assessing teaching and learning.
ReportingRole-based dashboards provide real-time evaluation data, and reports can aggregate and compare results across instructors, departments, and courses.Reports include course summaries, combined course summaries, administrative high/low and ratings summaries, survey lists, and data exports.
SecurityCreatrix says its site uses SSL-secured communications and that student data is governed by its contracts with education institutions and applicable laws.The product states that communications are encrypted with SSL.
SupportCreatrix advertises global support coverage around the clock, 365 days a year, with case submission, live conversation, and phone contact.The administrator guide lists general product support and separate University of Washington user support email addresses.

Creatrix Campus Course Evaluation plans

  • Custom quotePriced 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 Creatrix Campus Course Evaluation if…

It suits higher education institutions managing evaluations and accreditation surveys across students, instructors, and leadership. Institutions needing multilingual forms, reporting, or LMS and data-system connections may find its listed capabilities relevant.

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.

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