Though this is an important review, it is both a tedious and inefficient process. The review does little to impact the current classes because the results are not available until the semester is over. There are many issues about the web that must be considered prior to any kind of site-wide publishing.
Security is a main issue.
The point of the review is to point out both good and bad points for each course and try to implement some kind of change if need be. Yet the annonimity of the reviewer must be maintained in order to keep the student safe from recourse upon a poor review. Because of this point, e-mail is not an option. The solution that I cam up with was to use the MAWL language to construct a cgi-bin application which supports both submission, calculation and report creation. This language allows for multiple entry points so that many users can access the same data in different ways.