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BlueEval is Creighton University’s official name for the end-of-course evaluation system used for student feedback on courses and instruction. BlueEval is currently powered by Blackboard Evaluate and was originally developed through a partnership between Campus Labs and IDEA. The platform supports three versions of the IDEA surveys as well as customized surveys created by individual schools, colleges, or programs.
End-of-course evaluations are scheduled each semester and during summer sessions, following calendars established by the Registrar’s Office. Students are invited to complete evaluations during a designated period near the end of each course. Colleges and schools determine the specific survey window, which typically occurs during the final two to three weeks of the course.
Everyone on campus (students, faculty, and staff) accesses BlueEval using single sign-in.
Currently, the following colleges, schools, and programs use BlueEval for end-of-course evaluations:
IDEA Surveys:
College of Arts and Sciences
College of Nursing
College of Professional and Continuing Education
Heider College of Business
School of Law
School of Pharmacy and Health Professions – OT and PT
Own Survey Questions:
EMS Graduate program
School of Dentistry
School of Pharmacy and Health Professions – Pharmacy
School of Medicine
Contact point:
Ronette Bruner, Director of Assessment, Center for Faculty Excellence
Erica Lamm-Denny, backup administrator, Center for Faculty Excellence
Further Resources: Help Center