Overall Satisfaction with SignUpGenius
I can't speak for the entire organization, as every instructor has free reign to manage their courses as they wish, but what I surmise is that many of my colleagues that use SignUpGenius use it in a similar fashion to me. I've found it to be an ideal way for students to sign themselves up for anything that requires a "first-come, first-served" approach, such as presentation time slots, choosing topics to research for an assignment, etc.
- Easy to access. No login or registration is required for people to sign up for slots--just click the link and go.
- No real technical expertise or knowledge is necessary to successfully use the tool.
- Several different options/styles of signups are available.
- The templates that are available (particularly for the free version) are visually clunky and dated-looking, with minimal options available for customization.
- It can be challenging to try and figure out exactly what type of sign-up might work best for your needs--you may need to edit your choices a couple of times.
- The "share" URLs for signups are long and clunky. No option to shorten them in-platform.
- The fact that no registration is required is crucial for students, since they are reluctant to register for anything they don't absolutely have to
- The fact that the free version is relatively full-featured
- The versatility and flexibility of the types of signups that can be created
- I can only answer this on an abstract level; our university actively encourages professors to minimize direct costs that are passed on to students, and because SignUpGenius does not require anyone to spend anything (either instructor or students), it likely has an extremely marginal positive impact.
Do you think SignUpGenius delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with SignUpGenius's feature set?
Yes
Did SignUpGenius live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of SignUpGenius go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy SignUpGenius again?
Yes