The MISO Survey 2022-23 cohort (1/ 3) Agnes Scott College Barry University Creighton University Daemen University - New! Eastern Connecticut State University Gonzaga University - New! Illinois State University Maryville College University of Findlay University of Nevada, Reno

The MISO Team offers a series of free online workshops for CSAs throughout the late summer and fall. The workshops will be strategically scheduled to best support CSAs in the preparations they will do in the weeks that follow.

New MISO Team member Wesley Ng-A-Fook is the PMO Director at Barry University in Florida. He and his team have managed an ERP implementation and many capital projects on campus. Wesley has administered the MISO Survey at Barry since its first participation in 2013.

The MISO Survey 2022-23 cohort (2 / 3) Boston University New! Illinois Wesleyan University Middlebury College Trinity University University of New Mexico Health Science Center University of Richmond Wellesley College misosurvey.org

How can my school use our MISO Survey results? - Schools can: Use their own MISO results as they’d like. - Schools can’t: disclose specific results from another school. - Schools can: disclose aggregated results from a cohort of other schools. ow.ly/5ilQ50Kpko8

The MISO Survey 2022-23 cohort (3 / 3) Babson College NEW! Bates College College of Wooster Stevens Institute of Technology NEW! Susquehanna University Wofford College Worcester Polytechnic Institute misosurvey.org

New MISO Team member Alexandrea Glenn is Student Engagement Librarian at the University of Pennsylvania. She brings strengths in library assessment and data visualization, and a passion for working with students, to her work with MISO. #highered #edtech #assessment #libraries

MISO provides participating institutions with high-touch support, including assistance from our fantastic operations manager, detailed web documentation, useful workshops, and more. We’re with you each step of the way. misosurvey.org/timing-and-adm… #assessment #highered #survey

When your institution participates in the MISO Survey, we provide regular, comprehensive online workshops where Campus Survey Administrators can get just-in-time advice about Survey preparations. misosurvey.org/timing-and-adm… #assessment #highered #survey

When you participate in the MISO Survey, we are with you every step of the way. Meet Mandy, MISO Survey Operations Manager. She is your first point of contact from the moment your institution signs on until you have received the Survey Results Workbooks. misosurvey.org/choosing/miso-…

In order to administer the MISO Survey on your campus you must obtain approval from your Institutional Review Board (IRB), a campus committee that oversees the use of human and animal subjects in research. Learn more: misosurvey.org/timing-and-adm…

Each school that participates in the MISO Survey needs to get IRB approval since the survey collects personally identifiable information. Without approval, a school can’t share its results. More on IRB: misosurvey.org/timing-and-adm…

When you participate in the MISO Survey, we are with you every step of the way. Meet the liaisons. Volunteer library and IT staff from colleges and universities. Liaisons serve as a second tier of support for particularly challenging issues. misosurvey.org/choosing/miso-…

Every year, the MISO Survey team tests new items to be added to the survey. Some items included starting this year are: Library streaming video services Library streaming audio services LMS online quizzes LMS grade book LMS assignment submission Academic integrity tools

Connecticut College has been a MISO participant roughly every other year since 2007. Starting in 2014, they began a pattern of publishing a report that offers a summary of key findings for their campus community. View the 2022 report: digitalcommons.conncoll.edu/miso/5/

There are 474 items in the 2023 MISO Survey for faculty (our longest survey). All but nine items are optional, allowing institutions to ask only the questions that matter most to them each time they participate.

The MISO Survey allows you to customize the name of many general systems, like learning management systems, to ensure that your community knows what you are asking, while allowing for comparison nationally to other participating institutions.

Dave conceived of MISO when confronted in the early 2000s with the need to measure the combined effectiveness of Bryn Mawr’s IT and library services. Read more about Dave and a bit of the 18-year history of MISO: misosurvey.org/news

Many colleges and universities seek to reduce printing overall, both for financial and sustainability reasons. But students continue to consider campus printers to be of high importance (with a mean of 3.46 on our 4-point importance scale; 5000 respondents).

MISO measures the satisfaction of key IT and library services on a 4-point scale. Undergraduates find all of these services to be at least somewhat satisfactory. 62% have high satisfaction scores (greater than 3.50). Total undergrad respondents: 12052. misosurvey.org