Compare legacy units consistently
A shared taxonomy helps teams compare feedback from different institutions, campuses, or cohorts without separate manual coding.
Solution
Create student feedback baselines across institutions, campuses, or cohorts during merger, partnership, or transition work.
Student Voice Analytics can create a structured feedback baseline across institutions, campuses, cohorts, or legacy units. That helps teams track student experience through merger, partnership, or major organisational change.
Discuss the source data, reporting question, outputs and delivery window.
Executive teams, planning teams, quality teams, and merger or transformation leads.
Major transitions can change how students experience support, communication, space, identity, and teaching. Without a baseline, it is harder to know whether later feedback reflects the transition or longer-running patterns.
A shared taxonomy helps teams compare feedback from different institutions, campuses, or cohorts without separate manual coding.
Communication, belonging, support, resources, and organisation are often important to monitor during change.
Repeat analysis can show how themes and sentiment move after key transition points.
Yes, where both institutions can supply suitable feedback data and metadata for comparison.
Yes. The same method can be used across milestones to show how student feedback changes.
Common themes include communication, support, belonging, campus access, learning resources, organisation, and service consistency.
Discuss the source data, reporting question and outputs your team needs. Explore the worked example before agreeing the scope and delivery window.
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