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Student Voice AI vs Koji for student comments

Table comparing Student Voice AI and Koji: what each does, inputs, follow-up questions, analysis, benchmarks, past data and data location.
Read the first two rows first: one analyses comments you have, the other collects better ones.

A side-by-side for UK and Irish university survey and quality teams deciding how to handle open comments from NSS, PTES, PRES and module evaluations. Student Voice AI analyses comments already collected and benchmarks them against the sector, while Koji runs AI-moderated interviews that ask follow-up questions and groups the answers into themes. Use it to decide which job you need done first, or how to run both.

What's in this reference table

Student Voice AIKoji
What it doesAnalyses comments you already collectedRuns AI-moderated interviews, then analyses them
Typical inputNSS, PTES, PRES and module evaluation commentsIts own text or voice interviews
Follow-up questionsNo, it reads what was writtenYes, while the student answers
AnalysisTopic labels and sentiment for every commentThemes with counts, quotes and sentiment
Sector benchmarksYes, against UK higher education dataNo
Past yearsYes, historical comments can be analysedNo, only interviews run in Koji
Data locationDescribed as UK-hosted, own infrastructureEU, AWS Frankfurt, sub-processors published

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