Welcome to the home of OpenRatings, the open source professor evaluations engine!

The OpenRatings engine allows students to rate professors based upon three simple questions, and (our best feature) free form comments.

As it stores this information, it allows students to search for professors that teach certain classes, keyword searches, and all sorts of nifty other things.

If you're interested in downloading OpenRatings and beginning a revolution at your campus, head on over to the source download page, grab a copy of the source and join the OpenRatings Users' mailing list!

OpenRatings isn't just for students, either. Any university wanting legitimate, honest feedback from their students can implement an OpenRatings site; most schools already do "official" ratings of some sort. OpenRatings is a great way, especially for smaller universities to move this process online and make it quick and easy for students and faculty to exchange ratings information, all while being monitored by administrators for appropriate content.

Would you like to get involved with the OpenRatings project? We're always in need of new developers, documentation people, and testers; join the Developers' mailing list to find out how you can help out!

Find a bug in OpenRatings, or wish it supported some spiffy new feature? Tell us about it by using OpenRatings' Bugzilla Installation; product is (of course) OpenRatings.