Development of SITU: a survey to measure the impact of outreach activities

Emma J. Vardy, P. Upton, D. Upton
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The Office for Students' (OfS) aims are clear that it wants to increase robust evidence to understand the impact of outreach activities. There are different mechanisms to collate this evidence which outreach departments can use. To support the collection of robust evidence, this paper outlines the development of Students' Intentions towards University (SITU), a survey that practitioners can use as part of evaluating outreach activities such as ad hoc events or intensive interventions. This paper outlines the four stages that were undertaken to develop SITU to ensure a reliable and valid measure was constructed. At each stage, young people (aged 13 to 18) were consulted to ensure the measure was fit for purpose. The final survey comprises 15 items and is a quick, easy-to-administer survey that practitioners can use confidently. It is proposed that the survey will provide a valid data-collection tool to measure the outcome of outreach activities and the paper will be used as a guide for outreach departments to construct their own measures. Further research is required to test the application of the measure.
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实地调查的发展:衡量外联活动影响的调查
学生办公室(OfS)的目标很明确,它希望增加有力的证据,以了解外展活动的影响。外联部门可以使用不同的机制来整理这些证据。为了支持收集有力的证据,本文概述了学生对大学的意向(SITU)的发展,这是一项调查,从业者可以将其用作评估特别活动或强化干预等外展活动的一部分。本文概述了为确保建立可靠和有效的测量方法而进行的开发SITU的四个阶段。在每个阶段,都咨询了青少年(13至18岁),以确保该措施符合目的。最后的调查包括15个项目,是一个快速,易于管理的调查,从业人员可以自信地使用。该调查将为衡量外展活动的结果提供有效的数据收集工具,并将该论文作为外展部门构建自身措施的指南。需要进一步的研究来测试该措施的应用。
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