While life-long learning Society has boosted quantitative growth of cyber university, recent social
needs require its substantial development, which, in specific, indicate quality management of and learners’
increased satisfaction with their cyber classes confirmed through course evaluation results. In other words,
course evaluation systems should be reexamined to clarify its primary goal and objectives directly related to
quality assurance of cyber classes in cyber university.
In this context, this study aimed to develop an self reflection-based course evaluation tools, reflecting
distinctive characteristics of the cyber university. As for research methods, literature review was conducted
to develop the first draft of evaluation tools, which was then followed by two -time Delphi surveys, and
its results generated the final version of course evaluation tools.
As a result, self reflection-based course evaluation tools for cyber university has three characteristics :1)
to conduct course evaluation three times during a semester-before, during, and after a course 2) to cover
three groups of evaluator as participants of the course evaluation - instructor, student, and TA, 3) to
purpose self-evaluation rather than to be evaluated by others.