I get feedback from my students on what I can do to improve the course.
Even though you are busy preparing for the next block, is is good to move forward with an idea of strengths and weaknesses. Having concrete areas for improvement means you can improve as you move forward. Goals can be small, such as including more higher-level thinking questions in class, or big, such as wanting to redevelop and blend your teaching. Either way, progress can be made in small steps as long as we are aware of where to focus.
Topics to evaluate
What can I look for?
Organization
Can students find the information they need? Is it in a logical place and do you have the same structure throughout the module, course, and department?
Clarity and Expectations
Do the students understand the learning goals? Do they understand expectations around communications and participation?
Resources
Do the materials clearly support learning goals and prepare students for assessments? Is there a variety of modes offered to support different learning styles?
Concentration
Are the course, the material, and the activities engaging? What small changes can you make to make things more interactive? Do the students have ideas about activities or assessments that would meet the learning goals?