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Student Journey Mapping and Managing Expectations Joanna Kumpula [email protected] Study in Finland

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Page 1: Student Journey Mapping and Managing Expectations · • a design/CX tool for organisations, can be used for existing or planned services/products • holistic view of the different

Student Journey Mappingand Managing Expectations

Joanna [email protected] in Finland

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Where do expectations come from?

• Discuss what are the main expectations of your students when applying for admissions?

• Discuss what are your expectations of the students when they apply?

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1. What is (student) journey mapping?

• A visualisation of a process that a person goes through in order to accomplish a goal

• putting the user/customer experience in the centre of the process

• representation of a typical experience

• telling a story to provide insights

• a design/CX tool for organisations, can be used for existing or plannedservices/products

• holistic view of the different factors influencing the customer experience

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2. How to do mapping - before

• usually a cross-disciplinary work, build teams across the organisation/campus

• gather data – surveys, feedback, interviews etc.

• decide on the focus – admissions, new student, library, online application, alumni...

• be realistic with your goals and focus

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3. How to do mapping - during

1. PERSONAS:

• build reliable representations of your user/customer that you can use to reflect on the experience (empathy)

2. SCENARIO:

• focus by defining goals and purpose; often this comes first but now it needsto be written down! Can also build scenarios that do not exist yet.

• Persona + scenario = lens through which you look at the journey

• what is the end goal for the persona?

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3. How to do mapping - during

3. STAGES

• sequence of events in a timeline, ”A to B to C”

4. ACTIONS + MINDSETS + EMOTIONS <- the expectations!

• the narrative of the story,

• what is the persona doing, feeling, thinking, what is their motivation...

- what kind of questions are they asking?

• PAIN POINTS: specific problems your customer is experiencing at thatmoment

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3. How to do mapping - during

5. TOUCH POINTS & CHANNELS

• Interaction: what are the persona’s touch points to your service?

• Methods of communication and service delivery, typical journeys are multi-channel

• some channels are beyond your control but it is important to note them

6. OPPORTUNITIES & OWNERSHIP

• find the gaps and shortcomings in the service, what are the opportunities?

• all insights are valuable and should be listed!

• ownership gives mandate and power to make changes

• Metrics: think about how to measure success

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4. How to do journey mapping - after

• if you have involved everyone, communication improves

• compare different journey maps to find priority areas for improvement/innovation

• keep the mapping a scheduled activity

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Managing expectations – basic rules

1. Meeting expectations produces satisfied students.

2. Promise little, deliver a lot!

3. Be authentic.

4. Anticipate

5. Do not let expectations manage you.

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Kiitos!www.linkedin.com/in/joannakumpula/