Presentation from the learner engagement working group on the summer of student innovation 2015 in numbers.

1. Summer of Student Innovation
Engagement in numbers
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2. Summer of Student Innovation - in numbers
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2
2014
38 teams proposed projects
8,400+ votes for the initial proposals
via Jisc Elevator.
28 teams reached their voting target
of 250 votes from 10 organisations
20 projects were funded £5000 each,
the summer school starts 14 July 2014
2015
80 teams proposed ideas
12,600+ votes for the initial proposals
via Jisc Elevator.
43 teams reached their voting target
(varied by competition)
25 projects were funded, 9 student
ideas, 10 FE Ideas, 2 apprentice led
and 4 start-up projects
Summer of Student Innovation 2015

3. Statistics
Ideas submitted by sector 2015
Competition Submitted Stage 1 Stage 2
Student Ideas 27 9 2
FE Ideas 17 10 4
Apprentice ideas 5 2 2
Start-ups 13 8 4
By Competition
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Higher
Education, 27
Further
Education and
Skills, 22

4. Gender Stats
Ideas submitted by gender Attendance Design Sprints
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21
6
9
66
4
8
4
STUDENT IDEAS HE WINNERS FE IDEAS FE WINNERS
Male Female
Male
72%
Female
28%

5. Gender Stats between years
2014 2015
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30
16
8
4
IDEAS WINNERSMale Female
21
6
9
66
4
8
4
STUDENT IDEAS HE WINNERS FE IDEAS FE WINNERS
Male Female

6. Ideas by category
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2014
»Student Life – 9
»Research – 3
»Infrastructure – 2
»Learning &Teaching – 21
»Career/Employment – 3
2015
»Student Life – 23
»Research – 3
»Infrastructure – 5
»Learning &Teaching – 19
»Career/Employment– 10

7. Categories by competition
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Competition Student LifeResearch Infrastructure
Learning &
Teaching
Careers/
Employability
Student Ideas 12 (44%) 2 (7%) 2 (7%) 8 (30%) 3 (11%)
FE Ideas 5 (29%) 0 2 (12%) 7 (41%) 3 (18%)
Apprentice ideas 0 0 0 1 (25%) 3 (75%)
Start-ups 6 (50%) 1 (8%) 1 (8%) 3 (25%) 1 (8%)
Total 23 (38%) 3 (5%) 5 (8%) 19 (32%) 10 (17%)

8. Stage 2 Projects 2015
»SALT:The Student's Academic LiteracyTool, University of
Teesside
»Sports Covered App, Coaching appHeart of
Worcestershire College
»Coursemash, Module choices, Imperial College London
»VoiceIt, Learner alert app,Treloar College
»BrightHub App, apprentice electricians appYeovil College
»Zone Booking App, PC booking site to either build or
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