Available Forms/Bubble Sheets
Bubble sheet forms can be picked up at the Solution Center, 195 Durham Center. If you will need more than 1000 bubble sheets at one time, call us first at 515-294-4000 so we can ensure the bubble sheets will be available when you arrive to pick them up.
Tests
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Four standard test forms are denoted by color: Blue, Red, Orange, and Brown. Each of these forms supports up
to 200 questions with five possible responses for each question. View PDF Sample |
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A fifth test form, Green, supports up to 120 questions with 10 possible responses for each question. View PDF Sample |
Evaluations
Three types of evaluation forms are available for instructor evaluations and other research purposes. When you are using an evaluation form for the first time, contact Test and Evaluation at tes@iastate.edu to do the initial setup. If you are updating an evaluation form you have used before, contact Test and Evaluation at tes@iastate.edu to notify them of the changes. This helps to ensure a complete and accurate compilation of the responses.
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TCE - Teacher-Course Evaluation The TCE form has 18 pre-printed questions, 12 printable question fields, and 2 comment fields. This form is filled out by students, who provide information about the characteristics of the class, their opinions of the instructor, and (in some cases) logistical data about themselves. View PDF Sample |
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QUES - Questionnaire QUES is a generic questionnaire form that supports up to 40 questions with 10 possible responses for each question. The forms are blank, allowing questions to be printed directly on the form. (The printing can be done at a university copy center or another venue of your choice.) View PDF Sample |
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DSIII - General Purpose Data Sheet III Another form, commonly used for quizzes, is the DSIII (General Purpose Data Sheet III). It is a small form that allows up to 36 questions with 5 possible responses and 2 comment fields. View PDF Sample |
Research
All of the forms mentioned above are suitable for research purposes, depending on the needs of the research. Contact Jim VeVerka (515-294-2258 or ) for more information about using bubble sheets in your research.
