How Driving Evals Works | Driving Evals

Online forms to evaluate students ... and instructors

Instructor evaluate students with either a conventational rating system or the Skill Level Instruction Program, a set of concrete written skill criteria, one for each skill and level combination.
100% on-line. No paper forms. No scanning. No manual re-entering of data.
Students evaluate their instructor too. And the event and classroom.
Evaluations are stored in permanent student and instructor logbooks.

User accounts and the event's registrations are imported from your registration system.
Deep support for MotorsportReg. Other systems too.
Accounts are synchronized, keeping Driving Evals consistent with your registration system.

You can continue to pair students and instructors in your registration system. Driving Evals will import your assignments.
Or use the powerful Driving Evals auto-assign function to equitably assignment students to instructors.
And you can even place students in run groups based upon past evaluation ratings and other data.
Print your day-of-event matterials: assignment sheets, packet stickers, badges, and rosters.

Before the event, email each instructors with their student assignment(s) so they can read their logbooks and goals prior to the event.
Your classroom instructor can read a summary of the students' experience and goals to better prepare.
Instructors and students can contact each other, if desired.
Particpants are reminded -- and pestered if needed -- to complete their evaluations.
After the event, organizer can read extensive reports about the evaluations.

Used by BMW CCA, PCA, NAAC, SCCA, and others.
Created by Dan Chadwick, Boston BMW CCA organizer and Chief of Instructor Development, original author of Apple's FileMaker®.
Advised by Matt Malfa, Boston BMW CCA Chief Instructor and BMW CCA Instructor Training School classroom instructor, and aerospace engineer.

Extremely high response rate.
Easier. No post-event organizer workload to burn out your staff.
Better. Online evaluations are more detailed, with more insightful comments.
Community. Your evaluations are shared with other organziations, helping ensure the best student experience.

$175 for a 1-day event.
$275 for a 2- or 3-day event.
$600 for large multi-day events, such as national gatherings.
Payment by check or PayPal.
Unconditional guarantee. If you're not satisfied, the event is free.
No contract; cancel anytime.
For roughly 1% of your event budget, there is no better way to improve the quality of the educational product you deliver.