PTE Schedule

Perceived Teaching Effectiveness (PTE) Schedule for Stateside Courses

The Perceived Teaching Effectiveness (PTE) evaluations for all stateside courses are coordinated by the Office of Faculty Affairs and Development and are administered every fall and spring semester.

How Faculty Can Monitor Participation:

  • Instructors will be notified via email prior to the start of evaluations for 15-week ending courses.
  • Faculty can monitor student participation and response rates throughout the evaluation period via the PTE portal.

Important Notes:

  • Evaluations will be administered online, and students will receive email invitations with a link to the PTE portal sent to their CSUDH Toro email address.
  • Students have access to complete their course evaluations from any desktop computer or mobile devices.
  • Participation is completely anonymous, and all responses are confidential.  
  • Weekly reminder emails will be sent to students up to the last week of classes. Encourage students to check their SPAM folders if they don't see the initial email.
  • The PTE course evaluation reports will be released at the end of the semester after all grades have been submitted.

For Extended Education courses, please direct inquiries to the College of Continuing and Professional Education.

Summer PTEs for Stateside Courses

PTEs may be administered for stateside summer session courses based on the request of the College Dean. Faculty members teaching stateside summer courses will be notified of the PTE schedule by the Office of Faculty Affairs and Development. 

If you should have any questions, please contact Ruby Martinez at (310) 243-3766 or via email at rmartinez@csudh.edu.

Technical Support 

For technical PTE support, please contact the I.T. Help Desk at (310) 243-2500 or via the IT Help Desk User Services portal.


Perceived Teaching Effectiveness Timeline for Stateside Courses

(Spring 2025)

Download PTE schedule [PDF]

January

The Office of Faculty Affairs and Development will notify the departments to submit early ending stateside course information.

February-April

PTE Period Opens for early ending stateside courses and will be processed on a case-by-case basis. Students may access the PTE survey via the link sent to their Toro campus email address or directly via the PTE portal.

February 14

Student Census

February 21

The Office of Faculty Affairs and Development will request the Division of Information Technology to load the 15-week stateside course data to the PTE system.

March 3

FACULTY OPTIONAL QUESTIONS OPEN

The faculty will be notified by the Office of Faculty Affairs and Development via email when the Online PTE Optional Questions Form becomes available if they wish to add up to (2) questions to the PTE survey.

March 28

FACULTY OPTIONAL QUESTIONS CLOSE

Last day for the faculty to add optional questions to the PTE survey by 11:59 p.m. PST.

March 3-March 28

Department Chair’s or Unit Head’s will have access to review the faculty courses to be evaluated via the Online PTE platform.

April 14

STUDENT COURSE EVALUATION OPEN

PTE Period Opens for 15-week ending courses. Evaluations will be administered during the next 3 days. Students receive an email invitation to begin evaluating their stateside courses as well as an announcement posted on the Canvas page. Faculty will receive an automated email when the PTE surveys are distributed to the students.

April 21-May 9

Students will receive email reminders for each course that is still pending evaluation. Faculty can monitor the participation rate directly via the PTE portal.

May 9

STUDENT COURSE EVALUATION CLOSE

Last day of scheduled classes. It is also the final day that the PTE evaluations for 15-week ending courses and late-start classes scheduled to end in May are due and must be submitted by 11:59 p.m. PST.

May 22

REPORT ACCESS

The PTE results become available to the faculty, Department Chair or Unit Head, and Academic Administrators. How to access the PTE results:

Log-in via the PTE portal.

Go to the PTE Reports tab and select PTE Results Report.

Faculty may print their PTE Result Reports for courses they taught only. We recommend faculty keep a copy of their reports for their records and if applicable for inclusion in the RTP evaluation cycle. When ready to view and print, you will need to disable the pop-up blocker.