The Event Log shows certain student activities for all Tests & Quizzes assessments in the site.  It is created and maintained automatically.  

Events recorded include (for each participant): when the student started the assessment (date and time), when the assessment was submitted (date and time), and the duration of the assessment session in minutes (rounded up to the nearest minute).  If the log entry includes a submission, the Errors column will display how the assessment was submitted: by the student (User submit), by the expiration of a timer on a timed assessment (Timer submit), or by the Automatic Submission feature (Auto submit).

Note:

• If there are no student submissions recorded for any assessment, the table will show No results found.  
• It takes about a minute for a timer to automatically submit a timed assessment.  When a Timer submit is recorded in the Event Log, the Duration column will indicate that the assessment took 1 minute longer than the time allotted.
• If an Auto submit is recorded, the Event Log's Date Submitted column will indicate when the automatic submission occurred.  However, in the Total Scores screen, the Submit Date column will indicate when the student last saved content in the assessment.
• The Duration column indicates how much time elapsed between when the student began taking the assessment and when it was actually submitted; it might NOT be an accurate indicator of how much time the student actually spent working on the assessment, especially in the case of an automatic submission.

Instructors and Course Evaluations Administrators designated by their departments have access to results from Course Evaluations.  Instructors can access evaluation results approximately one week after the evaluation period ends for a course.  They will receive an email notifying them when the results are available.

Instructors have access to their own evaluations ONLY; they cannot view evaluations for teaching assistants or other co-instructors.  Course Evaluations Administrators have access to ALL evaluations for courses in their department.

If a course achieves an evaluation response rate of at least 65% AND the course was not taught by a graduate student, then the results of six of the seven Provost questions (student comments are omitted) are also made available to students via the Course Selection Guide in the Student Information System (SIS).

IMPORTANT: Course evaluations are accessed through the My Workspace tab in UVaCollab, NOT the sites for individual classes.

Note: If an instructor added questions to their own course evaluations, student responses to these questions are private to the instructor.  Course Evaluations Administrators do not have access to them.

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