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Faculty Association
May 2, 2002
Denied on May 2, 2002

ITEM # 9 -- FA 02-18: Submitted by the Faculty Affairs Committee.

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Administration of Student Instructional Report (SIR) Assessment Questionnaire

The Faculty Association recommends that Computing Services no longer be held responsible for the administration of the SIR assessment questionnaire. If individual departments wish to administer the SIR, they may do so by purchasing the questionnaires and the processing from Educational Testing Service (ETS).


Student Instructional Report II (SIR II) http://www.ets.org/hea/sirII/about.html

Questionnaires are sold in packages of 100.
Minimum order is three packages (300).
July 2001-June 2002 cost: $27.00 per package.
Processing price per questionnaire is $0.47.
Combined report service cost: $0.60 per class included in report.
Shipping costs are extra.

Processing Information

  • Processing begins on the first working day of each month.
  • SIR II processing in December, January, April, May, and June occurs weekly.
  • Reports are shipped approximately three weeks from the start of processing.

Student Instructional Report (Sir II) Reporting
REPORTING
For each class in which the SIR II is administered, three copies of a four-page report are produced. Each report contains 40 SIR II items, 5 demographic items, and 10 optional locally developed items.

COMBINED REPORT SERVICE
Class reports may be combined into a variety of reports, such as institutional or departmental summaries, to provide institutional comparative data. Cost: $0.60 per class included in report.

FYI: Cost for 65 Sections Offered by the Department of Computer & Information Sciences, Fall 2002

65 sections X 30 students = 1,950 students will require 20 packages of 100 questionnaires 20 packages X $27.00 = $540.00 1,950 questionnaires X $0.47 processing = $916.50 65 sections X $0.60 per class included in combined report = $39.00

TOTAL COST = $1,495.50 plus shipping

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