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It highlights that current eSETs are perceived by students as inadequate for assessing teaching quality, noting low response rates below 40% and a lack of repetitive or validated questions concerning specific constructs. The document points out that eSETs are an inadequate tool for the summative assessment of instruction and are inappropriately executed for the purpose of improving teaching in real-time due to the absence of a formative element. Furthermore, the variability in how faculty interpret and utilize these evaluations is noted, alongside a lack of substantive policy concerning their use and privacy, which hinders their application in self-assessment and peer review processes. For accreditation purposes, eSETs are not the sole or primary tool, appearing on only one accreditation report and not being a requirement by NWCC. 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