Student Engagement Reporting

Student engagement reporting has been developed to support student engagement and wellbeing and help the University to identify more easily any students who may be struggling, for whatever reason, with their studies so we can offer support.

We want you to engage positively with your academic studies, the broader curriculum, and with other opportunities that support your academic, professional, and personal growth. This will help you to achieve your best results, feel part of the Edinburgh Napier community and have a positive university experience. Student engagement reporting helps us to support you in doing this.
 
 

Student Engagement Video

You may experience challenges during your time at university that effect your ability to engage with your studies. Student engagement reporting helps us to see if you might be beginning to struggle and we will get in touch with you to check everything is OK and to see if we can direct you to any sources of support.
Student Engagement Video
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At Edinburgh Napier, we want to support our students. That's why the student engagement reporting initiative is so important.

When one of our students stops engaging with our systems, their personal development tutor is notified, giving them the chance to get in touch with the students and to find out if they are okay.
These systems include checking Moodle, library loans, library reading list and Resource Booker, so if you're contacted by your PDT to find out how you are, just let them know.

It’s not checking up, it's checking in. It's there to make a difference support you and keep you on track. You don't have to do anything differently—we just want to let you know this is in place and we've got your back should things start to be a struggle.

To find out more, go to mynapier.ac.uk/your-studies/student-engagement-reporting

 
 

The student engagement report looks at whether you have used various systems, including Check In, Moodle, library loans and Resource Booker. If you haven’t used any of them for a period of two weeks or more a member of staff, usually your Personal Development Tutor, will get in touch to see if there is anything we can do to help. But you don’t need to wait for this, if you are finding it difficult to engage, please let us know and we can discuss how we can support you.

For students studying on an international VISA with attendance requirements student engagement reporting gives a broad picture of supporting evidence that we can provide to UKVI.

Find out more about what you need to do for Check In