About this template
Gather constructive student feedback at the end of a semester or course with this comprehensive Curriculum Evaluation Google Form Template. Designed specifically for professors, instructors, and educational administrators, this template makes it easy to assess course content, teaching effectiveness, and overall learning outcomes.
The form collects essential student insights regarding course structure, reading materials, assignments, and instruction quality. By structuring both quantitative rating scales and qualitative open-ended responses, educators can pinpoint exactly what worked well and where the syllabus or teaching methods need refinement for future terms.
Using Doc2Form, you can instantly deploy this template, customize questions to fit your specific department or grade level, and share the link directly with your students. Review structured responses effortlessly in Google Sheets to make data-driven improvements to your curriculum every semester.
Key features
- Assess course content, structure, and learning outcomes in one unified form
- Combine rating scales for teaching effectiveness with open-ended student comments
- Fully customizable for K-12, undergraduate, or graduate courses
- Collect responses anonymously or tie feedback to specific student details
- Instantly organize and analyze submission results using Google Sheets
Use cases
- End-of-semester course and syllabus evaluations
- Mid-term check-ins to gauge student comprehension and pacing
- Departmental reviews of newly introduced curriculum programs
- Professional development feedback for department heads and instructors
What this form collects
- Student Full Name (Short answer)Enter your full name (leave blank if submitting anonymously).
- Student ID Number (Short answer)Enter your student ID or university identification number.
- Field of Study / Major (Short answer)Specify your current academic major or program.
- Course Name and Code (Short answer)E.g., Intro to Psychology (PSY-101).
- Current Overall Grade in Course (Dropdown)Select your approximate current grade standing.
- Course Content & Materials (Linear scale)Rate the relevance, quality, and clarity of textbooks, readings, and resources.
- Teaching Effectiveness (Linear scale)Rate the instructor's ability to explain concepts, engage students, and answer questions.
- Course Structure & Pacing (Linear scale)Rate how well-organized the lectures, assignments, and exams were throughout the term.
- Learning Outcomes (Linear scale)Rate how clearly the course objectives were met and whether you feel you gained practical knowledge.
- Overall Course Experience (Linear scale)How would you rate your overall experience with this course?
- Strengths of the Course (Paragraph)What did you like most about the curriculum, assignments, or teaching style?
- Areas for Improvement (Paragraph)What aspects of the course could be changed, added, or removed to improve future learning?
- Additional Comments or Suggestions (Paragraph)Share any final thoughts, feedback, or recommendations for the instructor.
FAQ
What is a curriculum evaluation form?
It is a structured feedback tool used by educators to collect student opinions on course content, teaching quality, workload, and learning outcomes to improve future instruction.
Can I customize the questions in this template?
Yes. Once you generate the Google Form via Doc2Form, you have full control to add, edit, or remove any questions to suit your specific subject or department.
How do students access and fill out the form?
You can share the Google Form link via email, embed it in your learning management system (LMS), or project a QR code in class for quick mobile access.
Can student feedback be kept anonymous?
Yes. You can configure your Google Form settings to collect responses without recording student names or email addresses to encourage honest feedback.
Where are the evaluation responses stored?
All submissions automatically populate a secure Google Sheet linked to your form, allowing you to filter, sort, and analyze ratings with ease.
Get this form in your Google Drive
Save a copy to your Google Drive with one click (uses 1 credit). Or build from a PDF or description in the app.