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Using Strategy Maps to Support Strategic Planning and Decision Making in Higher Education Anne Young Director Planning, Quality and Reporting Kevin McConkey Deputy Vice-Chancellor Academic and Global Relations 11 November 2009

Strategic Plan 2007-2011 “Building Distinction” Vision Core values Purpose Guiding principles 5 Strategic Priorities, with goals, measures and targets

Strategic Priorities High quality education Research excellence Indigenous collaboration Community engagement Organisational excellence Challenge: How to measure and monitor progress and raise awareness and engagement of staff in the process?

The ‘Balanced Scorecard’ developed in the early 1990’s perceived over reliance on financial accounting measures that often reflect past actions organisations that were more successful had a focus on customers and measures of internal processes measure and monitor internal processes that drive outcomes including building the skills and knowledge of the workforce

The ‘Balanced Scorecard’ (cont) helps embed strategic planning as a continual process link and align the strategy to operations in a way that all employees can understand use as one of a set of available tools to measure and improve performance agree on objectives, draft a strategic plan clearly describe “what success looks like” consider activities that underpin and lead to success

The one-page Strategy Map: links activities and outcomes in a cause-and-effect diagram facilitates communication of the strategic plan within the organisation focuses attention on areas of high performance and areas most in need of improvement underpinned by an extensive set of key performance indicators (KPIs) monitor performance with financial and non-financial measures

We are a University of distinction We are a University of distinction. Our research is internationally recognised and we are leaders in the teaching of professionals. We are responsive, dynamic and strong.

We are a University of distinction We are a University of distinction. Our research is internationally recognised and we are leaders in the teaching of professionals. We are responsive, dynamic and strong. LEADERS IN EDUCATION

We are a University of distinction We are a University of distinction. Our research is internationally recognised and we are leaders in the teaching of professionals. We are responsive, dynamic and strong. LEADERS IN EDUCATION RESEARCH EXCELLENCE

We are a University of distinction We are a University of distinction. Our research is internationally recognised and we are leaders in the teaching of professionals. We are responsive, dynamic and strong. LEADERS IN EDUCATION COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT RESEARCH EXCELLENCE

We are a University of distinction We are a University of distinction. Our research is internationally recognised and we are leaders in the teaching of professionals. We are responsive, dynamic and strong. LEADERS IN EDUCATION COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT RESEARCH EXCELLENCE DIVERSITY ENRICHMENT

ORGANISATIONAL EXCELLENCE We are a University of distinction. Our research is internationally recognised and we are leaders in the teaching of professionals. We are responsive, dynamic and strong. LEADERS IN EDUCATION COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT RESEARCH EXCELLENCE DIVERSITY ENRICHMENT ORGANISATIONAL EXCELLENCE

ORGANISATIONAL EXCELLENCE We are a University of distinction. Our research is internationally recognised and we are leaders in the teaching of professionals. We are responsive, dynamic and strong. LEADERS IN EDUCATION COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT RESEARCH EXCELLENCE DIVERSITY ENRICHMENT ORGANISATIONAL EXCELLENCE STAKEHOLDERS Students, Community, Employers, Funders, Professional Bodies OUTCOMES

ORGANISATIONAL EXCELLENCE High quality education of professionals We are a University of distinction. Our research is internationally recognised and we are leaders in the teaching of professionals. We are responsive, dynamic and strong. LEADERS IN EDUCATION COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT RESEARCH EXCELLENCE DIVERSITY ENRICHMENT ORGANISATIONAL EXCELLENCE High quality education of professionals STAKEHOLDERS Students, Community, Employers, Funders, Professional Bodies OUTCOMES

We are a University of distinction We are a University of distinction. Our research is internationally recognised and we are leaders in the teaching of professionals. We are responsive, dynamic and strong. LEADERS IN EDUCATION COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT RESEARCH EXCELLENCE DIVERSITY ENRICHMENT ORGANISATIONAL EXCELLENCE High quality education of professionals Build communities and foster partnerships Internationally recognised research Leadership in Indigenous collaboration Recognised strong business performance STAKEHOLDERS Students, Community, Employers, Funders, Professional Bodies OUTCOMES

We are a University of distinction We are a University of distinction. Our research is internationally recognised and we are leaders in the teaching of professionals. We are responsive, dynamic and strong. LEADERS IN EDUCATION COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT RESEARCH EXCELLENCE DIVERSITY ENRICHMENT ORGANISATIONAL EXCELLENCE High quality education of professionals Build communities and foster partnerships Internationally recognised research Leadership in Indigenous collaboration Recognised strong business performance STAKEHOLDERS Students, Community, Employers, Funders, Professional Bodies OUTCOMES Satisfied students

We are a University of distinction We are a University of distinction. Our research is internationally recognised and we are leaders in the teaching of professionals. We are responsive, dynamic and strong. LEADERS IN EDUCATION COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT RESEARCH EXCELLENCE DIVERSITY ENRICHMENT ORGANISATIONAL EXCELLENCE High quality education of professionals Build communities and foster partnerships Internationally recognised research Leadership in Indigenous collaboration Recognised strong business performance STAKEHOLDERS Students, Community, Employers, Funders, Professional Bodies OUTCOMES Satisfied students University of access

We are a University of distinction We are a University of distinction. Our research is internationally recognised and we are leaders in the teaching of professionals. We are responsive, dynamic and strong. LEADERS IN EDUCATION COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT RESEARCH EXCELLENCE DIVERSITY ENRICHMENT ORGANISATIONAL EXCELLENCE High quality education of professionals Build communities and foster partnerships Internationally recognised research Leadership in Indigenous collaboration Recognised strong business performance STAKEHOLDERS Students, Community, Employers, Funders, Professional Bodies OUTCOMES Satisfied students University of access Internationalisation of the University: curriculum, research, staff, students and community

We are a University of distinction We are a University of distinction. Our research is internationally recognised and we are leaders in the teaching of professionals. We are responsive, dynamic and strong. LEADERS IN EDUCATION COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT RESEARCH EXCELLENCE DIVERSITY ENRICHMENT ORGANISATIONAL EXCELLENCE High quality education of professionals Build communities and foster partnerships Internationally recognised research Leadership in Indigenous collaboration Recognised strong business performance STAKEHOLDERS Students, Community, Employers, Funders, Professional Bodies OUTCOMES Satisfied students University of access Internationalisation of the University: curriculum, research, staff, students and community INTERNAL PROCESSES DRIVERS

We are a University of distinction We are a University of distinction. Our research is internationally recognised and we are leaders in the teaching of professionals. We are responsive, dynamic and strong. LEADERS IN EDUCATION COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT RESEARCH EXCELLENCE DIVERSITY ENRICHMENT ORGANISATIONAL EXCELLENCE High quality education of professionals Build communities and foster partnerships Internationally recognised research Leadership in Indigenous collaboration Recognised strong business performance STAKEHOLDERS Students, Community, Employers, Funders, Professional Bodies OUTCOMES Satisfied students University of access Internationalisation of the University: curriculum, research, staff, students and community Develop work based learning INTERNAL PROCESSES Understand students needs and expectations Deliver student support services DRIVERS

We are a University of distinction We are a University of distinction. Our research is internationally recognised and we are leaders in the teaching of professionals. We are responsive, dynamic and strong. LEADERS IN EDUCATION COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT RESEARCH EXCELLENCE DIVERSITY ENRICHMENT ORGANISATIONAL EXCELLENCE High quality education of professionals Build communities and foster partnerships Internationally recognised research Leadership in Indigenous collaboration Recognised strong business performance STAKEHOLDERS Students, Community, Employers, Funders, Professional Bodies OUTCOMES Satisfied students University of access Internationalisation of the University: curriculum, research, staff, students and community Develop work based learning INTERNAL PROCESSES Develop advanced curriculum based on strong relationships Understand students needs and expectations Deliver student support services DRIVERS

We are a University of distinction We are a University of distinction. Our research is internationally recognised and we are leaders in the teaching of professionals. We are responsive, dynamic and strong. LEADERS IN EDUCATION COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT RESEARCH EXCELLENCE DIVERSITY ENRICHMENT ORGANISATIONAL EXCELLENCE High quality education of professionals Build communities and foster partnerships Internationally recognised research Leadership in Indigenous collaboration Recognised strong business performance STAKEHOLDERS Students, Community, Employers, Funders, Professional Bodies OUTCOMES Satisfied students University of access Internationalisation of the University: curriculum, research, staff, students and community Increase external support Develop work based learning Community based learning Grow non core funding Develop entry pathways and support mechanisms Develop centres of research excellence INTERNAL PROCESSES Develop advanced curriculum based on strong relationships Campus master planning Understand students needs and expectations Develop employability of research graduates System and process efficiency and effectiveness Develop research that encourages community partnerships Deliver student support services DRIVERS Develop research with an Indigenous focus

We are a University of distinction We are a University of distinction. Our research is internationally recognised and we are leaders in the teaching of professionals. We are responsive, dynamic and strong. LEADERS IN EDUCATION COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT RESEARCH EXCELLENCE DIVERSITY ENRICHMENT ORGANISATIONAL EXCELLENCE High quality education of professionals Build communities and foster partnerships Internationally recognised research Leadership in Indigenous collaboration Recognised strong business performance STAKEHOLDERS Students, Community, Employers, Funders, Professional Bodies OUTCOMES Satisfied students University of access Internationalisation of the University: curriculum, research, staff, students and community Increase external support Develop work based learning Community based learning Grow non core funding Develop entry pathways and support mechanisms Develop centres of research excellence INTERNAL PROCESSES Develop advanced curriculum based on strong relationships Campus master planning Understand students needs and expectations Develop employability of research graduates System and process efficiency and effectiveness Develop research that encourages community partnerships Deliver student support services DRIVERS Develop research with an Indigenous focus LEARNING & GROWTH

We are a University of distinction We are a University of distinction. Our research is internationally recognised and we are leaders in the teaching of professionals. We are responsive, dynamic and strong. LEADERS IN EDUCATION COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT RESEARCH EXCELLENCE DIVERSITY ENRICHMENT ORGANISATIONAL EXCELLENCE High quality education of professionals Build communities and foster partnerships Internationally recognised research Leadership in Indigenous collaboration Recognised strong business performance STAKEHOLDERS Students, Community, Employers, Funders, Professional Bodies OUTCOMES Satisfied students University of access Internationalisation of the University: curriculum, research, staff, students and community Increase external support Develop work based learning Community based learning Grow non core funding Develop entry pathways and support mechanisms Develop centres of research excellence INTERNAL PROCESSES Develop advanced curriculum based on strong relationships Campus master planning Understand students needs and expectations Develop employability of research graduates System and process efficiency and effectiveness Develop research that encourages community partnerships Deliver student support services DRIVERS Develop research with an Indigenous focus Student focused mindset LEARNING & GROWTH

We are a University of distinction We are a University of distinction. Our research is internationally recognised and we are leaders in the teaching of professionals. We are responsive, dynamic and strong. LEADERS IN EDUCATION COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT RESEARCH EXCELLENCE DIVERSITY ENRICHMENT ORGANISATIONAL EXCELLENCE High quality education of professionals Build communities and foster partnerships Internationally recognised research Leadership in Indigenous collaboration Recognised strong business performance STAKEHOLDERS Students, Community, Employers, Funders, Professional Bodies OUTCOMES Satisfied students University of access Internationalisation of the University: curriculum, research, staff, students and community Increase external support Develop work based learning Community based learning Grow non core funding Develop entry pathways and support mechanisms Develop centres of research excellence INTERNAL PROCESSES Develop advanced curriculum based on strong relationships Campus master planning Understand students needs and expectations Develop employability of research graduates System and process efficiency and effectiveness Develop research that encourages community partnerships Deliver student support services DRIVERS Develop research with an Indigenous focus Student focused mindset Community enhancement mindset Quality research mindset Diversity support mindset Continuous improvement mindset LEARNING & GROWTH

We are a University of distinction We are a University of distinction. Our research is internationally recognised and we are leaders in the teaching of professionals. We are responsive, dynamic and strong. LEADERS IN EDUCATION COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT RESEARCH EXCELLENCE DIVERSITY ENRICHMENT ORGANISATIONAL EXCELLENCE High quality education of professionals Build communities and foster partnerships Internationally recognised research Leadership in Indigenous collaboration Recognised strong business performance STAKEHOLDERS Students, Community, Employers, Funders, Professional Bodies OUTCOMES Satisfied students University of access Internationalisation of the University: curriculum, research, staff, students and community Increase external support Develop work based learning Community based learning Grow non core funding Develop entry pathways and support mechanisms Develop centres of research excellence INTERNAL PROCESSES Develop advanced curriculum based on strong relationships Campus master planning Understand students needs and expectations Develop employability of research graduates System and process efficiency and effectiveness Develop research that encourages community partnerships Deliver student support services DRIVERS Develop research with an Indigenous focus Student focused mindset Community enhancement mindset Quality research mindset Diversity support mindset Continuous improvement mindset LEARNING & GROWTH Active Commitment to Risk Management

We are a University of distinction We are a University of distinction. Our research is internationally recognised and we are leaders in the teaching of professionals. We are responsive, dynamic and strong. LEADERS IN EDUCATION COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT RESEARCH EXCELLENCE DIVERSITY ENRICHMENT ORGANISATIONAL EXCELLENCE High quality education of professionals Build communities and foster partnerships Internationally recognised research Leadership in Indigenous collaboration Recognised strong business performance STAKEHOLDERS Students, Community, Employers, Funders, Professional Bodies OUTCOMES Satisfied students University of access Internationalisation of the University: curriculum, research, staff, students and community Increase external support Develop work based learning Community based learning Grow non core funding Develop entry pathways and support mechanisms Develop centres of research excellence INTERNAL PROCESSES Develop advanced curriculum based on strong relationships Campus master planning Understand students needs and expectations Develop employability of research graduates System and process efficiency and effectiveness Develop research that encourages community partnerships Deliver student support services DRIVERS Develop research with an Indigenous focus Student focused mindset Community enhancement mindset Quality research mindset Diversity support mindset Continuous improvement mindset LEARNING & GROWTH Active Commitment to Risk Management PERFORMANCE CULTURE

We are a University of distinction We are a University of distinction. Our research is internationally recognised and we are leaders in the teaching of professionals. We are responsive, dynamic and strong. LEADERS IN EDUCATION COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT RESEARCH EXCELLENCE DIVERSITY ENRICHMENT ORGANISATIONAL EXCELLENCE High quality education of professionals Build communities and foster partnerships Internationally recognised research Leadership in Indigenous collaboration Recognised strong business performance STAKEHOLDERS Students, Community, Employers, Funders, Professional Bodies OUTCOMES Satisfied students University of access Internationalisation of the University: curriculum, research, staff, students and community Increase external support Develop work based learning Community based learning Grow non core funding Develop entry pathways and support mechanisms Develop centres of research excellence INTERNAL PROCESSES Develop advanced curriculum based on strong relationships Campus master planning Understand students needs and expectations Develop employability of research graduates System and process efficiency and effectiveness Develop research that encourages community partnerships Deliver student support services DRIVERS Develop research with an Indigenous focus Student focused mindset Community enhancement mindset Quality research mindset Diversity support mindset Continuous improvement mindset LEARNING & GROWTH Active Commitment to Risk Management PERFORMANCE CULTURE

We are a University of distinction We are a University of distinction. Our research is internationally recognised and we are leaders in the teaching of professionals. We are responsive, dynamic and strong. LEADERS IN EDUCATION COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT RESEARCH EXCELLENCE DIVERSITY ENRICHMENT ORGANISATIONAL EXCELLENCE High quality education of professionals Build communities and foster partnerships Internationally recognised research Leadership in Indigenous collaboration Recognised strong business performance STAKEHOLDERS Students, Community, Employers, Funders, Professional Bodies OUTCOMES Satisfied students University of access Internationalisation of the University: curriculum, research, staff, students and community Increase external support Develop work based learning Community based learning Grow non core funding Develop entry pathways and support mechanisms Develop centres of research excellence INTERNAL PROCESSES Develop advanced curriculum based on strong relationships Campus master planning Understand students needs and expectations Develop employability of research graduates System and process efficiency and effectiveness Develop research that encourages community partnerships Deliver student support services DRIVERS Develop research with an Indigenous focus Student focused mindset Community enhancement mindset Quality research mindset Diversity support mindset Continuous improvement mindset LEARNING & GROWTH Active Commitment to Risk Management PERFORMANCE CULTURE

Colour-coded Strategy Map: provide a regular update to the University and the Council on progress using a traffic light approach red - where the target will not be met orange - in danger of not meeting target green - goals are being achieved grey - measures are still under construction and goals and targets have not yet been set or monitored.

We are a University of distinction We are a University of distinction. Our research is internationally recognised and we are leaders in the teaching of professionals. We are responsive, dynamic and strong. LEADERS IN EDUCATION COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT RESEARCH EXCELLENCE DIVERSITY ENRICHMENT ORGANISATIONAL EXCELLENCE High quality education of professionals Build communities and foster partnerships Internationally recognised research Leadership in Indigenous collaboration Recognised strong business performance STAKEHOLDERS Students, Community, Employers, Funders, Professional Bodies OUTCOMES Satisfied students University of access Internationalisation of the University: curriculum, research, staff, students and community Increase external support Develop work based learning Community based learning Grow non core funding Develop entry pathways and support mechanisms Develop centres of research excellence INTERNAL PROCESSES Develop advanced curriculum based on strong relationships Campus master planning Understand students needs and expectations Develop employability of research graduates System and process efficiency and effectiveness Develop research that encourages community partnerships Deliver student support services DRIVERS Develop research with an Indigenous focus Student focused mindset Community enhancement mindset Quality research mindset Diversity support mindset Continuous improvement mindset LEARNING & GROWTH Active Commitment to Risk Management PERFORMANCE CULTURE

We are a University of distinction We are a University of distinction. Our research is internationally recognised and we are leaders in the teaching of professionals. We are responsive, dynamic and strong. LEADERS IN EDUCATION COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT RESEARCH EXCELLENCE DIVERSITY ENRICHMENT ORGANISATIONAL EXCELLENCE High quality education of professionals Build communities and foster partnerships Internationally recognised research Leadership in Indigenous collaboration Recognised strong business performance STAKEHOLDERS Students, Community, Employers, Funders, Professional Bodies OUTCOMES Satisfied students University of access Internationalisation of the University: curriculum, research, staff, students and community Increase external support Develop work based learning Community based learning Grow non core funding Develop entry pathways and support mechanisms Develop centres of research excellence INTERNAL PROCESSES Develop advanced curriculum based on strong relationships Campus master planning Understand students needs and expectations Develop employability of research graduates System and process efficiency and effectiveness Develop research that encourages community partnerships Deliver student support services DRIVERS Develop research with an Indigenous focus Student focused mindset Community enhancement mindset Quality research mindset Diversity support mindset Continuous improvement mindset LEARNING & GROWTH Active Commitment to Risk Management PERFORMANCE CULTURE

We conducted a SWOT analysis to help make decisions Strengths: many student surveys had been conducted Weaknesses: response rates to the Australian Graduate Survey (AGS) were relatively low, particularly for the CEQ/ PREQ. Paper surveys may exclude some students. Opportunities: ensure that students receive the invitation to participate in the AGS. Ensure that student feedback is acted upon and communicated to students. Threats: lack of coordinated mechanism for responding to student feedback and informing students of the outcomes may result in disengagement of students.

Project 1: Graduates attending April graduation ceremonies were asked to complete a brief ‘contact details’ form while waiting for the graduation ceremony to begin. They were asked to watch out for the AGS.

Response rates to the AGS (GDS, CEQ/PREQ) in April 2008 and April 2009 for the University of Newcastle Response rate April 2008 (n=4717) April 2009 (n=4927) GDS (includes telephone completions) 54.9% CEQ/PREQ (no telephone completion permitted) and GDS 33.6%

Response rates to the AGS (GDS, CEQ/PREQ) in April 2008 and April 2009 for the University of Newcastle Response rate April 2008 (n=4717) April 2009 (n=4927) GDS (includes telephone completions) 54.9% 63.6% CEQ/PREQ (no telephone completion permitted) and GDS 33.6% 53.6%

Project 2: Revise the content and administration of our student feedback surveys (AUQA recommendation 2008) A revised survey of courses (units of study) administered online Semester 1 2009 All students and all courses (6 multiple choice items, 2 open-ended questions: best aspects, areas needing improvement) More than 10,000 students across 1236 courses responded Overall response rate 43%, highest course 86% 62% provided open-ended comments (16,030 best aspects, 14,611 improvements)

Project 2:

Project 2: (cont.) Quantitative results uploaded to the web for staff and students early in Semester 2 Open-ended comments analysed using CEQuery and supplemented by manual coding using Excel (40,000 hits). Summary reports on 902 courses (qualitative and quantitative results) distributed to Heads of Schools and Faculty Pro Vice-Chancellors in September 2009 for action. Follow up meetings of PQR and academic staff. Process repeated for all courses in Semester 2. Online survey of degree programs also conducted for all students

Project 2: Extract of quantitative report for highest scoring courses Faculty Enrol Resp’d R-rate Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q5 Q6 Course 1 A 50.0% 5.00 4.87 4.86 Course 2 4.40 4.80 Course 3 B 72.2% 4.96 4.81 4.85 4.88 Course 4 78.8% 4.92 4.79 4.94 Course 5 C 4.77 Q1: I have improved my knowledge of the topics/material covered. Q2: The substance of this course was intellectually challenging. Q3: The requirements for studying this course were made clear. Q4: When I sought help and advice from academic staff, it was provided. Q5: The assessment items in this course supported my learning. Q6: Overall, I am satisfied with the quality of the course.

Project 2: Qualitative findings – what the students said Teaching qualities students most appreciate and believe most assist them to learn include: organisation an engaging teaching style interactivity providing challenge subject expertise clarity in the presentation of information approachability and manner accessibility within and outside of lectures/tutorials concern for student welfare and learning passion for the subject and for teaching feedback to students about their learning and progress

Data (collect and manage)

Data (collect and manage) Information (who, what, where, when)

Data (collect and manage) Information (who, what, where, when) Knowledge (how)

Data (collect and manage) Information (who, what, where, when) Knowledge (how) Understanding (why)

Data (collect and manage) Information (who, what, where, when) Knowledge (how) Understanding (why) Wisdom

Data (collect and manage) Information (who, what, where, when) Knowledge (how) Understanding (why) Wisdom Strategic decision making

Data (collect and manage) Information (who, what, where, when) Knowledge (how) Understanding (why) Wisdom Strategic decision making

The Balanced Scorecard and strategy maps: tools to help measure and monitor performance can be adapted for use in higher education ‘you can’t manage what you can’t measure’ ‘you can’t measure what you can’t describe’ Kaplan & Norton, 2004 connecting operational excellence with our strategic priorities and vision encourage a performance culture and student-centred focus

DISCUSSION A presentation to AAIR 11 November 2009 CRICOS Provider 00109J | www.newcastle.edu.au