Feedback about a class is most useful right after it ends, before students forget what worked and what dragged. This class feedback form is short enough to share in the last few minutes of a session or in a follow-up email, and it focuses on the two things an instructor can change most easily: how the class is structured and how it is delivered.
Students begin with an overall rating on a 1 to 10 scale. They then say whether the structure worked and whether they enjoyed the delivery, and each answer leads to a different follow-up. A yes asks what they liked, while a no asks what could be improved, so every student gets the question that fits their experience. A final open question collects suggestions for future classes.
Each question appears on its own screen, which keeps the form quick on a phone. Because the follow-up questions branch, students only answer what is relevant, and you get specific praise and specific criticism instead of a pile of generic comments. It works for school lessons, university seminars, fitness classes, workshops, and online courses.
