How much of my teaching evaluations to bring to an interview? I'm interviewing for a lecturership (purely teaching, maybe 10% research).  I've taught one course before and I have received a thorough (positive) evaluation from my students.  However, my institution feels that more information is better, so my evaluation is 28 pages long.  Do I bring the whole thing, one copy per interview committee member, or would just the summary section (where the main numerical results are) be enough?
Teaching evals are super important to lecturer search committees.  But nobody wants paper.  Email it to the search committee or upload it to their application site.