Student Feedback Opportunities, Data and Follow-Up

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In 2017, the National Working Group of the National Student Engagement Programme (NStEP) Pilot selected five national projects as a focus arising from the themes identified in the Pilot Institutional Analysis report. The objective of each project was to establish guidelines, suitable for the diversity of the sector, on the project area. This report is the result of work a project team led by Institute of Technology Carlow on the use of feedback in Irish higher education, examining theory, practice, and enablers to successful student engagement throughout the process.

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