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QILT symposium discusses how to best use data

Universities should build QILT data into operations and goals, the project’s leader said

Erin MorleyJuly 7, 2025Last Updated: July 7, 2025
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QILT director Lisa Bolton talks to academics about student satisfaction data. Picture: UNSW Sydney/Roxie Vuong
QILT director Lisa Bolton talks to academics about student satisfaction data. Picture: UNSW Sydney/Roxie Vuong

Students need to know universities are actively using Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching (QILT) survey data to change processes, the director of the survey said on Thursday.

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