Visions of the Future of Learning Analytics

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Visions of the Futureof learning analytics

Dr Doug ClowInstitute of Educational Technology, The Open University, UK@dougclowdougclow.orgdoug.clow@open.ac.uk

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The LACE project

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K12 Workplace

HEI Community-building through events & communication channels/social media(cross-disciplinary HEI, K12, Workplace)

Technology transfer & best practice

Organized 22 events, and contributed to 33(tutorials, workshops, conferences, etc.

Bett, 20 January 2016

European support action aimed at integrating communities working on LA from schools, workplace and universities

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LACE Reception & Annual Meeting

5.30–6.30pm Sundown bar

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visions of the future

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Visions of the Future

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9Photo CC BY-NC-ND J Sibiga Photography https://flic.kr/p/8jkiNi

the visions

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1: Monitored by the physical environment

Photo CC BY-ND SMI Eye Tracking https://flic.kr/p/droxkC

• Tools fitted with sensors• Cameras (face, movement)• Alerts for boredom,

confusion, off-task• Social monitoring

2: Personal data tracking supports learning

• Sensors for posture, attention, rest, stress, blood sugar, metabolic rate, …

• Swimming, driving, and passing examinations

• Optimise for ages and courses

• Self-monitoring

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3: Analytics are rarely used

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• Automated = inferior• Gaming the system• Leaks and misuse of data• Permission from learner

and inspectorates• Move away from analytics

4. Learners control their own data

Photo CC BY-ND Stuart Conner https://flic.kr/p/7jR8xf

• Learners control data sharing

• Can limit access• No permission =

no data• Awareness

campaigns about risks and benefits

5. Open systems widely adopted

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• Open Learning Analytics

• Joined-up approach• Agreed set of

standards• Interoperability• Work with many

providers

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6: Analytics are essential tools

• Lots of data about learner behaviour • Good predictions of study success • Recommendations• Live, reliable, personalised• Rapid funding changes

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Photo (CC)-BY-SA Lauren Macdonald https://www.flickr.com/photos/42386632@N00/8528725328

7: Analytics help learners make the right choice

• Enormous datasets• Reliable evidence-based

recommendations about most successful routes

• Better than the best humans

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8: Teaching delegated to computers

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• No curricula• Learners decide learning goals • Group collaboration, mentors• Individualised formative assessment• Engaged, autonomous

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LACE Reception & Annual Meeting

5.30–6.30pm Sundown bar

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Thanks to:People:• LACE at the OU: Rebecca Ferguson, Andrew Brasher,

Bart Rientes, Simon Cross, Linda Norwood Michelle Bailey, Rebecca Wilson, Evaghn De Souza, Natalie Eggleston, Oliver Millard, Gary Elliot-Citigottis.

• LACE project partners: CETIS (Bolton), OUNL, Skolverket, HIOA, Kennisnet, ITS, ATiT.

• The learning analytics community, including SoLAR, IEDMS, those I’ve met at LAK and LASI

• Bett and venue staff

Funders:• LACE: European Commission 619424-FP7-ICT-2013-11

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“Visions of the Future of Learning Analyics” by Doug Clow, Institute of Educational Technology, The Open University, was presented at Bett, London, on 20 January 2016.

@dougclowdougclow.orgdoug.clow@open.ac.uk

This work was undertaken as part of the LACE Project, supported by the European Commission Seventh Framework Programme, grant 619424.

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