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2. How are the survey results used?
Student feedback is used to compile year on year comparative data.
- Results are publicly available to prospective students and advisors to help make informed choices of where and what to study
- Data from previous surveys are currently available on Unistats
- From September 2012, the results will be publicly available in the following ways:
- Published 'in context' on the web-sites of universities and colleges via a KIS 'widget'. This is a small graphic with three pieces of information from the KIS, specifically about the course the user is viewing.
- Published on a new official web-site that enables users to search and compare both KIS and Unistats data (the Unistats site will close from September 2012, when this new official web-site will be launched).
- On the redeveloped UCAS course search tool (Course Finder), which will incorporate the KIS data so users can view the data at the same time as viewing the courses they are interested in applying to.
- Universities, students' unions or colleges also use results internally to facilitate best practice and enhance the student learning experience.
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