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Course Feedback Form

Gather course feedback — on the instructor and materials — so you can keep improving what and how you teach.

Description

A course feedback form gives students a simple way to tell you how a course landed, and gives you the insight to improve it. The instructor, the materials, the pace — capturing what worked and what didn’t, course by course, is how teaching quality gets better term after term rather than staying the same.

It captures which course the student attended, and asks them to rate the instructor and the course materials, with room for additional comments. Short and focused, it gathers the feedback that matters most for improving a course without asking students to fill in a lengthy survey.

Customize the courses and questions to match your program, restyle it in your brand colors, and embed it on your learning platform so feedback arrives easily.

Form fields

Everything the Course Feedback Form above collects — 5 fields, so you can see exactly what it captures before you make it your own.

Course Feedback

  • Course You Attended

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    Short Answer
  • Please specify course:

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    Short Answer
  • How would you rate the instructor?

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    Scale
  • Rate the course materials

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    Short Answer
  • Any additional comments?

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    Long Answer
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Template FAQs

Common questions about the Course Feedback Form — what it captures, when to use it, and how to make it your own.

What is a course feedback form?

It’s a form students use to review a course. It captures ratings for the instructor and materials, plus comments, so educators learn what’s working and what to improve — turning student experience into better teaching, course by course.

What does the form capture?

Which course the student attended, ratings for the instructor and the course materials, and room for additional comments. It’s deliberately short, focusing on the feedback that matters most for improving a course rather than a lengthy survey.

When should you send it?

At the end of a course or module, while it’s fresh. Prompt feedback captures an accurate impression of the instructor and materials, so you can refine the course before it runs again and address any issues while students still remember the detail.

Who is this form for?

Colleges, universities, training providers and instructors, and the students taking their courses. It suits any educator that wants to keep improving teaching quality and course content based on honest, structured feedback rather than assumption.

Why rate the instructor and materials separately?

A course can succeed or fall short on either — a great instructor with poor materials, or vice versa. Scoring them separately shows exactly what to fix, so you can support an instructor or update content specifically rather than guessing from one overall rating.

Is this feedback form free to use?

Yes, it’s free. Create a Fun Forms account, customize the courses and questions to match your program, restyle it to your brand colors, and embed it on your learning platform with no coding. Feedback then collects in one place, ready to act on.