Explorance Atlantic Canada Impact Tour

Using Student Voice Insights to Drive Quality Enhancement in Higher Education

Join university leaders across Atlantic Canada to explore how student feedback and institutional data can drive meaningful action and strengthen teaching, learning, engagement, and academic programs.

Conference: November 25–26, 2026

Dalhousie SU Building

6136 University Avenue

Halifax

Explorance Atlantic Canada Impact Tour

A joint event hosted by Explorance, Dalhousie and the Atlantic Association of Universities Professional Development Committee.

What is the Explorance Atlantic Canada Impact Tour?

The Atlantic Canada Impact Tour brings together higher education leaders across two half-day sessions to explore how institutions can make better use of student voice, evaluation data, and institutional evidence.

Through live sessions, roundtable discussions, a panel, technology demonstrations, and networking, you’ll examine how to move beyond data collection and compliance toward meaningful interpretation, shared accountability, and evidence-informed action.

What is the Explorance Atlantic Canada Impact Tour?

Who Should Register for the Impact Tour?

This event is designed for higher education professionals responsible for or interested in:

Teaching and Learning Quality: including leaders looking to connect student feedback with improvements in teaching and learning.
Student Experience and Student Voice: including professionals working to gather, understand, and act on student perspectives.
Institutional Data and Academic Quality Assurance: including leaders responsible for using evidence to support quality enhancement and strategic decision-making.

Who Should Register for the Impact Tour?

Why Should You Attend the Atlantic Canada Impact Tour?

Use student feedback more effectively: Explore approaches for using student evaluations, institutional data, and student voice to inform teaching, learning, and academic programmes.
Connect feedback to action: Examine how quality processes can support meaningful action, shared accountability, and strategic decision-making.
Learn from regional peers: Share current approaches and challenges with university leaders from across Atlantic Canada.
Explore practical reporting approaches: Hear different perspectives on presenting student data in formats that support enhancement.
See practical applications of feedback technology: Explore Explorance use cases and demonstrations, including applications beyond traditional surveys.