Your voice matters.
The Mid-Module Check-in (MMC) gives you the opportunity to tell Module Leaders about your experience while your module is still running.
- Share what's working well
- Highlight any challenges you're facing
- Suggest improvements to support your learning and the module delivery
By sharing your experience, you can help Module Leaders make immediate, positive changes during the remainder of the module that will benefit both current and future students.
Watch the short video below to learn more about the MMC. Please note: Students now have two weeks to complete the MMC.
When will the MMC take place?
For most modules, check-ins will take place in weeks five and six of each semester.
Who needs to complete the MMC and how long will it take?
All undergraduate and taught postgraduate students will receive an email invitation to complete an online MMC. You'll be asked to complete a check-in for each module, which should take approximately five minutes to complete, depending on how detailed your response is.
How can I access the MMC?
You'll receive one email invite sent to your University email account. The invite will contain a link to an evaluation for each module you are registered on. You can also access your MMCs via Blackboard; please follow the instructions provided by your Module Leader.
Providing constructive feedback
At Westminster, you’ll have opportunities to share your feedback in various ways, including surveys. It’s a great way to make sure your voice is heard in a way that leads to meaningful change - helping to enhance your university experience.
This video below introduces the following key principles for giving constructive feedback.
- Be respectful
- Be specific and provide examples
- Share both positives and areas for improvement
- Explain the impact on your learning experience
- Suggest improvements where possible
- Provide context to help us understand your perspective
What happens to my feedback and is it confidential?
Your feedback will become confidential and anonymous once you press the submit button. Feedback is stored in a summary module file that will be shared with your Module Leader once the evaluation has closed. For more information on how the University handles your data, please consult the student data privacy statement.
More information
For more information, read our FAQs about MMC.