Navigate360: Early Alerts
Early Alerts is a student success initiative designed to proactively identify and support students who may require assistance for various reasons during the term. The College will offer timely outreach through services and assistance. This is achieved through the collaboration of faculty, staff, and utilization of Navigate360. The purpose of Early Alerts is to:
- nudge and encourage students’ academic performance
- conduct outreach to students who may be struggling
- praise students who are excelling
Early Alerts consists of Progress Surveys which are periodic assessments by instructors to track individual student performance during the term. Ad Hoc Alerts are like progress surveys but can be raised at any time during the term. Students can Hand Raise, issuing an alert on themselves, allowing students to self-identity.
| Early Alert | Notes | Timing |
|---|---|---|
Progress Survey # 1 | Week 1: Action Required for Academic Success | Week 1 |
Progress Survey # 2 & Ad Hoc Alerts | High-Five, continue excelling! Level up, You have untapped potential! Improvement Opportunities: Assignment Completion & Progress Your presence matters, Stay connected with learning! | Full term - Week 4 A/B term - Week 2 12W term - Week 4 |
Hand Raise | Academic Advising I need help with Textbooks or Course Materials I need math tutoring I need writing tutoring I need IDS 1107 tutoring I need help with Library Research Basic Needs Help (food, rent, transportation, or telehealth) General Question/Help | Anytime |
Instructors should provide detailed notes when creating the alerts identifying the concern, what needs to be improved, and including methods to increase student success. Please add a note in Navigate360 if the student exhibits the desired behavior before the alert is closed.
Students will receive automatic notifications providing information and additional resources. Most alerts are configured to:
- notify supporting departments including the Academic Success Center, Advising, and Holistic Support
- have supporting departments connect with students reinforcing the instructor's messaging and connect to college resources
- formally document the student interactions in Navigate360
Hand Raise allows students to "raise their hand" by issuing alerts on themselves. Students can use Hand Raise either from the Quick Add or the Help menu
Only students can Hand Raise on themselves, can associate them with a course, and add additional comments. Faculty should direct and encourage students to utilize the feature when needed.Early Alerts goal is to increase awareness and utilization of student services so that students get the support when they need it. They are creating a campus network supporting student success and retention.