Evaluating impact and measuring success Sample Clauses

Evaluating impact and measuring success. The university has established innovative systems to evaluate the impact and measure the success of its widening participation activities. These systems will be used to monitor progress towards achieving university and HEFCE targets, support small-scale research activities, identify and disseminate best practice and review progress. Evaluation of impact will be significant in enabling the university to assess the added value of both long- and short-term initiatives and will be important in supporting the regular review of the Widening Participation Strategy. This will be achieved through: Identifying key performance indicators to measure success Undertaking demographic analysis and mapping of widening participation activities to measure the success of interventions for different cohorts and track individuals’ progression through the learner journey database Annually analysing and disseminating data on monitoring activities and regularly reviewing the university’s effectiveness in achieving HEFCE targeting guidance and the university’s own key performance indicators. Key activities to deliver these objectives include: Widening participation reports Mapping geo-demographic data Tracking learner progression Publishing results.
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