FAQ

Data

Q: What are your data sources?

A: Our data sources include various sources within the university’s systems and databases. These sources may include student information systems, learning management systems, registration systems, and academic databases. We ensure that the data we collect is relevant, accurate, and up-to-date to provide meaningful insights into student success.

Students

Q: How is my student performance data collected and used?

A: Student performance data is collected through various means, such as grades, assessments, and evaluations. This data is securely stored and used for analyzing student performance trends, identifying areas of improvement, and informing decision-making processes related to curriculum enhancements, teaching methodologies, and student support services. The data helps us understand how students perform per program per year and enables us to develop strategies to enhance student success.

Privacy

Q: How is data anonymized and aggregated to protect individual privacy?

A: Data anonymization is an important aspect of protecting individual privacy. Before any analysis or reporting takes place, personally identifiable information (PII) is removed or transformed to ensure that individuals cannot be identified. This process involves techniques such as …

Collaboration

Q: Are there any existing collaborations or success stories with other universities?

A: Yes! We have had successful collaborations with several institutions in the past. Some examples of universities we have collaborated with include “De Haagse Hogeschool” and “Universiteit Twente”. These collaborations have allowed us to share knowledge, exchange best practices, and work together to improve student success initiatives.