The Anti-Calender is a collection of student evaluations of over 1700 courses and instructors in the Faculty of Arts & Science.Course Unions have been evaluating courses since the mid-1960s and ASSU has been co-ordinating and producing the Anti-Calendar since 1981. This annual compilation of course evaluations has proven itself to be a valuable resource for students who may be unsure of the courses in which they are registering and for instructors to review thier teaching abilities.The 2011-12 edition of the Anti-Calendar is now available for pick up from the ASSU Office –  or you can click here to view it online.  This is our Final Edition as the University moves to an online evaluation system.Online archives of the Anti-Calendar are available for your convenience. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the files. Also available are back-copies of the Anti-Calendar that must remain in the office.anti-calendar 2011-12

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  1. […] Anti-Calendar ——往届学生对于课程的评价 […]

  2. […] classes you’d enjoy is to read reviews of the class/professor in the Anti-Calendar. Check out the Anti-Calendar to see how other students felt about the […]

  3. […] In case you haven’t seen it, they also have something called an Anti-Calendar which shows the ranking of a lot of A&S courses and profs. This is super helpful when you are choosing courses to take=D (This is why you do those scantrons during class to review the course!!) It is available free at the ASSU office or online too http://assu.ca/anti-calendar/ […]

  4. […] In case you haven’t seen it, they also have something called an Anti-Calendar which shows the ranking of a lot of A&S courses and profs. This is super helpful when you are choosing courses to take=D (This is why you do those scantrons during class to review the course!!) It is available free at the ASSU office or online too http://assu.ca/anti-calendar/ […]

  5. […] you have a chance to take any of his courses, do. Maps of Meaning has a retake rate of 100% on the Anti-Calendar, and Dr. Peterson himself is a four-time TVO-nominated Best Lecturer. I’m taking his […]

  6. […] of Toronto the student evaluations are managed by the Arts and Science Students’ Union. Their anti-calendar is an open document that was (when I taught there) as useful as anything I’ve seen from a […]

  7. […] the Arts and Science Students’ Union Anti-Calendar! It’s chock-full of data on every class the Faculty of Arts and Science offered over the […]

  8. […] The Anti-Calendar can also be viewed here. […]

  9. […] to be a killer, you know, the ones that sound like the name of a Sesame Street episode.” The anti-calendar, they said, is also a great resource. “Check the back for the profs who refused to release […]

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