2. Promoting the survey to students
Speak to your students about what the survey is and why it’s important
Tell students about changes made in response to feedback and highlight improvements
Get all staff involved in promoting the survey
Update students on response rates
a school RR chart is updated weekly on the NSS campaign site
Allow student reps time in class to promote the survey

3. Linking promotional material
Add a link to the NSS from your studentcentral course page
Contact Marketing to get an NSS banner added to your course page
Download the promotional lecture slides and show them in class – or put them on your course page
students encouraging them to complete the survey – and thanking those that have
Use promotional materials (contact Marketing for postcards and posters)
Explain that Ipsos Mori will cease ing and telephoning once they have completed the survey

4. Raising response rates
Meet final year students to talk about NSS and student feedback
Remind students about the NSS in lectures/ s
Post messages on facebook groups
Post reminders on studentcentral
Discuss the NSS with course reps
Appoint NSS ambassadors
Organise a get-together before students go on placement

5. NSS2016 examples
course specific events with an opportunity to complete the NSS (e.g. SaSM)
offering incentives (cream eggs, amazon vouchers, canteen vouchers, contributions to charity) if courses or the school reach or exceed a response rate target (e.g. PaBS, SET, SHS)
course leaders talking to their students, getting in touch with students o placement, course reps talking to final year students
Heads of School ing all students in the identified population (e.g. SET)
letting students know what changes have been made as a result of their feedback.