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As part of JCU's commitment to improving the quality of subjects and teaching, we regularly seek feedback from students on their learning and teaching experiences.
The Your一本道survey suite consists of three surveys, all designed with different intent, that are deployed to enrolled students* throughout the course of a study period.
Your一本道Surveys are deployed through the Qualtrics platform, are easy to use, secure, centralised and provide an avenue for students to share confidential feedback. The surveys also provide staff and supervisors with reporting options to assist fast and effective review, reflection and revision of learning and teaching materials and methodologies, in line with professional development, discipline standards and institutional strategic goals.
*enrolled at the time of data extraction and preparation
Your一本道Survey Suite
Deployed to students towards the end of a study period with the intent to collect feedback on learning experiences within a subject.
The closing date for Subject surveys is set to five days after the end date of a study period. The exception to this business rule is where there is a shorter number of days between the end of a study period and the publication of subject results. Student surveys will always close before the publication of subject results.
Deployed to students with the same schedule as subject surveys. The survey intends to capture feedback of a student's experiences of teaching within a subject.
The closing date for Teaching surveys is set to five days after the end date of a study period. The exception to this business rule is where there is a shorter number of days between the end of a study period and the publication of subject results. Student surveys will always close before the publication of subject results.
NOTE: Teaching staff must complete opt-in for a teaching survey to be deployed.
Resources
Survey Data
Commencing 2022, survey data can be accessed through the Qualtrics platform.
Please follow this link: and use your normal 一本道login and password.
If you require access to Your一本道Subject Survey Data for 2021 and prior, please ask your ADLT (Associate Dean, Learning and Teaching) to email the request on your behalf to: Statistics at 一本道and ensure that the following information is provided:
- your JC number
- The year of the data that is required
- The Study Period that the subject was facilitated in
- The subject Code/s (BB Code including delivery mode and campus)
- The subject name
Please note that this data will be provided to you in excel/csv format and distribution will be according to the SELT Distribution List and Policy that governed Your一本道Surveys at the time of data collection.
If you were not associated with a subject at the time of data collection, and the minimum response threshold was not met, your request for data may be declined.
If you require access to Your一本道Teaching Survey Data for 2021 and prior, please email: 一本道Surveys
and ensure that you provide the following information:
- your JC number
- The year of the data that is required
- The Study Period that the subject was facilitated in
- The subject Code/s (BB Code including delivery mode and campus)
- The subject name
Please note that this data will be provided to you in excel/csv format and distribution will be according to the SELT Distribution List and Policy that governed Your一本道Surveys at the time of data collection.
If you were not associated with a subject at the time of data collection, and the minimum response threshold was not met, your request for data may be declined.
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Clicking on the below links will direct you to the relevant Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching (QILT) webpages.
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