UNH: Student Experiences of Learning (SEL) (Blue) - DIG Overview

Summary

This article is intended for Teaching Evaluation (TEV) Coordinators and will instruct the user on the Data Integrity Gateway process. The article includes basic instruction on understanding the DIG interface. New TEV Coordinators will find this helpful to understand this process.

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Purpose: This article is intended for Student Experiences of Learning (SEL) Coordinators and will instruct the user on the Data Integrity Gateway process. The article includes basic instruction on understanding the DIG interface. New SEL Coordinators will find this helpful to understand this process.

Intended Audience:  College DIG Coordinators
Environment:  Blue Student Experiences of Learning

Scope of Article: DIG coordinators will need to access the application in order to verify and review information regarding courses that should/Shouldn't be surveyed.

Content:

The Data Integrity Gateway (DIG) process is done in order to ensure the most efficient survey of teaching. It is done prior to students being invited to participate in teaching surveys. This process is done to make sure the correct instructors for the correct courses are being surveyed.

What you should be reviewing in DIG?

  1. Confirm that all the expected courses are listed in DIG. If not, please complete the Student Experiences of Learning Webform right away so the proper courses can be added. NOTE: You will not see all the university courses just the ones for your college. You are not responsible for all the courses shown. Please, only interact with courses assigned to you.

  2. Review/change/add instructor or TA to course assignments.

    1. only instructors assigned to a course in Banner will have an enrollment record for the course in the Blue system, so you may need to add additional instructors or TA's

    2. Adding an instructor/TA after surveys have begun can result in a lower than desired submission rate as Academic Technology cannot re-open already submitted surveys

  3. Cross-listing multiple courses- the cross-listing of multiple courses must happen during the DIG process.

  4. Low enrollment threshold for survey - courses with 5 or fewer students will not be surveyed.

  5. Changing a course from survey yes to no or no to yes.

  6. Set the courses as reviewed.

Further Readings:

Listing of all DIG TEV Coordinators

Filtering Courses List

Updating Multiple Courses at Once

Adding/Deleting Instructors or TAs

Cross-Listing Courses

Handling Low Enrollment Courses

Survey Yes/No

Setting Courses to Reviewed

Frequently Asked Questions About DIG

 

Need additional help?

Please contact the Technology Help Desk on your local campus.

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Article ID: 1761
Created
Fri 7/19/19 6:20 PM
Modified
Thu 10/10/24 1:46 PM
Applicable Institution(s):
University of New Hampshire (UNH)