WHAT KIND OF DATA 2 Main Categories Systematic Approach External Internal Input Process Output
EXTERNAL DATA Those Affecting the HEI Activities National Development Strategies & Priorities Higher Education Development Strategies Global Trends in Knowledge Development Those Affecting Graduates Job Market Employers’ Expectations Demand Trends Means for Collecting Data Primary: Surveys, Tracer Studies, Interviews, Questionnaires etc. Secondary: Policy Documents, Literature, Media
INTERNAL DATA INSTITUTIONAL LEVEL Corporate Plan Internal Regulations & Policies on - Organization & Governance - Human, Financial & Other Resources - Academic Programs Means for Collecting Data University Policy Documents Annual Report Interviews with VC/Other Authorities
INTERNAL DATA Teaching & Learning Process Students Graduates Governance Structure Finance (Fund Allocation) Staff Physical Facilities (Buildings, Laboratories, Library etc.) CAMPUS/FACULTY LEVEL
SYSTEMATIC APPROACH Entering Students T & L Assessments Graduation Class Interactions Library Work Computer Work Assignments & Tutorials Language Lab Student Support Services
STAGES IN DATA ANALYSIS Collecting VerifyingOrganizing Preparing Tables Checking Consistency across tables Analyzing Each Table Performance - Trends Profile - Compare with Norms Summary …………… Summary ……………
SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS SWOTAnalysis S trengths W eaknesses ………… O pportunities T hreats …………. ………… Root-CauseAnalysis Problem Statement 1. …………………… 2. …………………… 3. ……………………. etc. Force-FieldAnalysis Restraining forces Driving forces DATA CURRENT SITUATION
SELF EVALUATION (SE) Purpose of SE is Not To Prove, but To Improve Should involve all the Stakeholders Should consider both the Strengths & Weaknesses Different SERs for different purposes (Institutional Review & UDG) ?????
IMPACT OF SELF EVALUATION Time Quality & Relevance Without SE With SE + Own Capacity With SE + Teamwork SE + Teamwork + External Support Current Situation Desired Situation
Summary …………… Summary …………… Internal Data External Data SWOT ANALYSIS SWOTAnalysis Strengths W eaknesses ………… Opportunities Threats …………. ………… S < W O < T Consolidation S > W O > T Expansion Improvement Strategy
SYMPTOM ROOT CAUSE Why? Partial Solution PROBLEM IDENTIFICATION
ROOT-CAUSE ANALYSIS Good GPA Unemployed Graduates Poor IT Skills Great Lectures On-time completion Good Staff Dedication Poor Ethnic Harmony Long waiting time Staff Overload PoorFacilities Problem 3 Problem 2 Problem 1
ROOT-CAUSE ANALYSIS Summary …………… Summary …………… Diagnose Symptoms Cross-Table Analysis - Find Linkages Problem Statement 1. …………………… 2. …………………… 3. ……………………. etc. EXAMPLE 1. Length of Study - Higher 2. Thesis Writing - Delays Symptoms Cause Repeating Courses - HighEnglish Proficiency - Poor Root Improve English Proficiency
ROOT-CAUSE ANALYSIS EXAMPLE 2 Conflicts between students and local villagers Symptom Clothing frequently stolen from hostels Cause Lack of interaction between the University & villagers Root
NEXT STEPS Read, understand & familiarize the Guidelines –If you need any clarification, do not hesitate to contact PPDU Based on the Guidelines identify –Data Required – Purpose/Use of the Data – Where can you Collect Data – How to Collect Data
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