Eval25
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Visit| Fact | Eval25 | IASystem |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | The product describes features for administrators, instructors, and students at higher education institutions. | IASystem serves colleges and universities and is backed by the University of Washington’s Institutional Assessment & Evaluation team. |
| Founded | 1977 | 1974 |
| Headquarters | Portland, Oregon, United States | Seattle, Washington, United States |
| Mobile access | Students can complete evaluations and surveys using computers, smartphones, or tablets. | Online evaluations are designed for completion on mobile devices. |
| Purpose | Eval25 is a faculty, course, and classroom evaluation system for higher education, with features for administrators, instructors, and students. | IASystem is a course evaluation system for colleges and universities assessing teaching and learning. |
| Reporting | Reports can be customized, exported in Excel or XML, printed as PDFs, and shared. | Reports include course summaries, combined course summaries, administrative high/low and ratings summaries, survey lists, and data exports. |
| Security | CollegeNET says it is SOC 2 and PCI-DSS compliant and undergoes yearly audits and quarterly external network scans. | The product states that communications are encrypted with SSL. |
| Support | CollegeNET directs interested customers to their Account Manager for more information and a demonstration. | The administrator guide lists general product support and separate University of Washington user support email addresses. |
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Eval25 suits higher education administrators and instructors who need student evaluations and reporting, as well as students completing course, faculty, or space surveys. Institutions using 25Live may also use its space satisfaction data import.
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.