In ERA, the best approach for evaluating Indigenous Studies is (choose one) :
Q3.33
a. Using established ERA methodology i.e. the low-volume threshold would apply to the Indigenous Studies discipline and all its specific disciplines b. For Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander studies by combining low-volume disciplines into single units of evaluation c. For Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander studies by combining low-volume disciplines into two units of evaluation (one unit comprising Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences disciplines and one unit comprising Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics disciplines)
d. Other. Please describe.
Q3.34
What would be the advantages and/or disadvantages of your preferred approach for evaluating Indigenous studies in ERA? Please describe.
ERA process
Collection of ERA data
Q3.35
ERA should move to an annual collection of data from universities. Strongly agree; Agree; Neither agree nor disagree; Disagree; Strongly disagree. Please explain your answer. What would be the advantages and/or disadvantages of an annual data collection? Please describe.
Q3.36
Publication of ERA data
Q3.37
In future ERA rounds, should the volume of outputs submitted for each unit of evaluation be included in the Natioanl Report?
a.
Yes, Please explain your answer .
b.
No, Please explain your answer.
Q3.38
In future ERA rounds, research outputs should be published with their assignment to specific disciplines following completion of the round. Strongly agree; Agree; Neither agree nor disagree; Disagree; Strongly disagree. Please explain your answer.
a. What would be the advantages? Please explain your answer.
b. What would be the disadvantages? Please explain your answer.
Q3.39
What other data do you think the ARC should publish following an ERA round? Please describe.
Section 4—Engagement and Impact Assessment
EI Overview
Q4.1
Considering that EI is a new assessment, to what extent is it meeting its objectives to: a. encourage greater collaboration between universities and research end- users, such as industry, by assessing engagement and impact? A very large amount; A large amount; A moderate amount; A small amount; Not at all. Please explain your answer.
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