exit tickets
GO BEYOND STUDENT COURSE EVALUATIONS

Your ticket to better student feedback.

Introducing a new way to listen, learn, and respond to student perspectives on college teaching.

See how it works

exit tickets

by Teaching Tools

  • Real-time feedback you can use tomorrow.

    Check in with students at the end of every class, not just at the end of the semester.

  • Adaptive questions that spark reflection.

    Mitigate bias with surveys focused on the learning experience, not on judging your teaching.

  • Key takeaways sent straight to your inbox.

    Quickly identify patterns and nuances across student responses, even in large classes.

  • One-click setup for the whole semester.

    Share one link with students—questions rotate automatically, with no new surveys to build.

HOW IT WORKS

Get more out of the
last 2 minutes of class.

Exit tickets are quick reflections students complete at the end of class. We ask students 4 questions about what they learned and how they experienced class.

  1. STEP 2

    Let students respond.

    Students answer 2 multiple-choice questions, each followed by a short written reflection on the learning experience.

  2. STEP 3

    See what clicked.

    Results are sent directly to your email a few minutes after class ends.

Questions rotate automatically after every class, so a new survey is always ready to go.

SEE EXAMPLE RESULTS

Stay in tune with your class
throughout the semester.

Don’t wait until the semester’s over to check in with students. Exit tickets provide a steady stream of feedback to guide your teaching and build your confidence.

  1. Session 02
  2. Session 04

    Student responses

    “The study linked sleep with grades. I thought more sleep caused higher grades.”

    “What if students who sleep more also study differently? How could we tell?”

  3. Session 06

    Summary insight

    Some students confuse correlation with causation.

    Others suggest alternative explanations but aren’t sure how to test them.

See the full demo class

EXPLORE THE QUESTION BANK

Find out what’s actually
resonating with students.

Our adaptive questions help reveal what’s supporting student learning and what’s getting in the way. Explore selections from our bank of 400+ research-informed questions below.

Pulse Question

Reflection Question

To understand today’s material better, I need to clarify…

Example student responses

“why a link between sleep and grades isn’t enough to show that sleep caused the difference. I still catch myself treating a correlation as an explanation.”

“what random assignment changes about a study. I understood how people were put into groups by chance, but not why that helps us judge cause and effect.”

GET STARTED

What could you do with
better student feedback?

Start using Exit Tickets in your own teaching, or provide access to instructors in your department, teaching center, or program.

All prices in USD.