If your institution has participated in a benchmarking survey, you will be able to access benchmarking reports shortly after all of the surveys have closed. You will be informed either by the institution managing the survey or the online surveys team when the benchmarking reports are available. To access a benchmarking report: Locate your benchmarking survey and […]
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What is benchmarking? A benchmark is a standard against which something can be measured. Benchmarking in online surveys involves comparing your survey results against the results from other matching surveys, either over time or across institutions. What are the advantages of benchmarking in online surveys? We have 10+ years’ experience supporting national benchmarking surveys. When you carry out benchmarking […]
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You can compare the responses from two or more surveys that have the same structure or contain matching questions. This allows you to, for example: Compare different language versions of the same survey, as long as the order, number and types of questions are the same. Measure your results against those of other researchers running the […]
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