This document discusses Apereo Foundation's Learning Analytics Initiative. It provides context on the use of analytics in higher education. It outlines Apereo's vision for an open learning analytics platform that would allow institutions to collect, store, analyze and act on learning data. The platform would integrate with systems like Sakai, Apereo OAE and others. It discusses current progress including an analytics processor and dashboard. It also outlines seven strategic issues and a future of moving platform elements to incubation and encouraging adoption and resource commitment. The overall goal is to facilitate collaboration and sharing of analytics among institutions.
The following is a presentation given at the Open Apereo conference 2015. It provides updates on the Apereo Learning Analytics initiative and the work that has been implemented over the past year since its inception in June 2014
The presentation describes the design decisions on how to develop open learning analytics solutions at scale. The presentation talks about the Marist's Open Academic Analytics Initiative and how the predictive models developed during this research is packaged and made available as an open source Risk Assessment API
DESCRIPTION:
Learning analytics is at a critical juncture in its lifecycle. To date, much of the learning analytics-related research, software development, and standards work that exists has taken place in relative isolation. This lack of collaboration, openness, and integrated systems greatly limits the
potential of learning analytics. LA initiatives have typically been dependent upon “closed” systems, proprietary data models and single use tools – as opposed to an integrated software suite for analyzing and communicating data on learning processes.
As institutions begin to move past discussion and into implementation of learning analytics environments, the realization of an open source platform for learning analytics becomes increasingly important as an option for institutions to consider alongside commercial offerings. In this presentation, learning analytics practitioners Josh Baron, Sandeep Jayaprakash and Alan Berg discuss a strategic vision of an open source platform, including standards, systems, and tools, that can lower the barrier to entry for institutions looking to get started with learning analytics.
There will be a short demo of current components of the platform as well as details on accessing/contributing to the open-source code repository and how to get more involved in the Apereo LAI.
A Pulse of Predictive Analytics In Higher Education │ Civitas LearningCivitas Learning
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Open Learning Analytics Strategy for Student Success: The North Carolina Stat...Joshua
The open learning analytics process is gaining traction in higher education as institutions consider how to leverage the power of predictive learning analytics to impact student success. Institutions embrace open source options as viable alternatives to the cost of proprietary solutions. This presentation was from a September 2015 webiner in which participants learned from North Carolina State University on how NC State is pioneering the implementation of an open strategy for student success. This webinar will also feature Marist College, and will be hosted by Unicon, Inc. The webinar was recorded and is available at: https://youtu.be/ODPTjNcqNuo
Experience API recipes/visualization services are free for education institutions, partners are welcome
Contact: mlearning@classroomaid.org
See detailed features list:
http://classroom-aid.com/xapi-and-analytics-services/
The following is a presentation given at the Open Apereo conference 2015. It provides updates on the Apereo Learning Analytics initiative and the work that has been implemented over the past year since its inception in June 2014
The presentation describes the design decisions on how to develop open learning analytics solutions at scale. The presentation talks about the Marist's Open Academic Analytics Initiative and how the predictive models developed during this research is packaged and made available as an open source Risk Assessment API
DESCRIPTION:
Learning analytics is at a critical juncture in its lifecycle. To date, much of the learning analytics-related research, software development, and standards work that exists has taken place in relative isolation. This lack of collaboration, openness, and integrated systems greatly limits the
potential of learning analytics. LA initiatives have typically been dependent upon “closed” systems, proprietary data models and single use tools – as opposed to an integrated software suite for analyzing and communicating data on learning processes.
As institutions begin to move past discussion and into implementation of learning analytics environments, the realization of an open source platform for learning analytics becomes increasingly important as an option for institutions to consider alongside commercial offerings. In this presentation, learning analytics practitioners Josh Baron, Sandeep Jayaprakash and Alan Berg discuss a strategic vision of an open source platform, including standards, systems, and tools, that can lower the barrier to entry for institutions looking to get started with learning analytics.
There will be a short demo of current components of the platform as well as details on accessing/contributing to the open-source code repository and how to get more involved in the Apereo LAI.
A Pulse of Predictive Analytics In Higher Education │ Civitas LearningCivitas Learning
Civitas Learning presents the findings of our survey conducted during the September 2014 Civitas Learning Summit, where more than 100 leaders representing 40 Pioneer Partner institutions gathered to share more on their work. The survey, distributed to all participants, resulted in 74 responses highlighting how this cross-section of higher education institutions are using advanced analytics to power student success initiatives.
Open Learning Analytics Strategy for Student Success: The North Carolina Stat...Joshua
The open learning analytics process is gaining traction in higher education as institutions consider how to leverage the power of predictive learning analytics to impact student success. Institutions embrace open source options as viable alternatives to the cost of proprietary solutions. This presentation was from a September 2015 webiner in which participants learned from North Carolina State University on how NC State is pioneering the implementation of an open strategy for student success. This webinar will also feature Marist College, and will be hosted by Unicon, Inc. The webinar was recorded and is available at: https://youtu.be/ODPTjNcqNuo
Experience API recipes/visualization services are free for education institutions, partners are welcome
Contact: mlearning@classroomaid.org
See detailed features list:
http://classroom-aid.com/xapi-and-analytics-services/
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Introducing core aspects of Jisc Learning Analytics project, including an overview of key user components, data collection, code of conduct and project timelines.
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Materials for introduction to adaptive learning and learning analytics as well as efforts of interoperability standardization. This slides treats brief concept of adaptive learning, reference model of learning analytics, data APIs for learning analytics, and topic list of standardization community (ISO/IEC JTC1 SC36).
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X api chinese cop monthly meeting feb.2016Jessie Chuang
Topics
XAPI Vocabulary spec. From ADL
Linked Data / Semantic web. / Web 3.0
Linked Data in education and content recommender
Semantic search and Google Knowledge Graph
APIs eat software (connect with partners and services)
How should we exploit data and build intelligence layer?
Case Study (Hong Ding Educational Technology)
Monetize your data and add value (intelligence)
Introduction to Jisc's Learning Analytics project - Sept 2015mwebbjisc
Introducing core aspects of Jisc Learning Analytics project, including an overview of key user components, data collection, code of conduct and project timelines.
Data Visualization and Learning Analytics with xAPIMargaret Roth
With the Experience API we are able to collect more granular, high-resolution data from our learning tools and platforms. But once we have that data, how do we present it in ways that easily communicate the right insights to our stakeholders?
In this presentation from the xAPI Cohort's Spring 2018 session, you'll find a brief historical survey of data visualizations, three keys to designing good data visualizations, and case studies of xAPI specific data visualizations and the insights they provided to organizations.
Materials for introduction to adaptive learning and learning analytics as well as efforts of interoperability standardization. This slides treats brief concept of adaptive learning, reference model of learning analytics, data APIs for learning analytics, and topic list of standardization community (ISO/IEC JTC1 SC36).
How to Plan for an xAPI Pilot at xAPI Camp DevLearn 2018 - Yet AnalyticsAllie Tscheulin
From an organization-wide executive directive to become more data-driven, a retail corporate L&D team took an internal look at their own data practices. Realizing that they had an overwhelming lack of transparency into their learning initiatives and a great amount of data that had gone unused, the team developed a transformation vision to create a single system of record for learning to enable observability, granularity, and accountability for all team members. The team was committed to the vision of xAPI; however, the data and information they needed in order to make actionable change for their learners was locked away in non-interoperable formats, and they recognized the need to develop a data strategy and implementation plan.
*Originally presented on 10/ 23/2018 at xAPI Camp during DevLearn 2018 by Allie Tscheulin
Jisc learning analytics MASHEIN Jan 2017Paul Bailey
Jisc Learning Analytics presentation at Leading Digital Learning: Key Issues for Small and Specialist Institutions event organised by MASHEIN (Management of Small Higher
Education Institutions Network)
Maandag 9 november
Sessieronde 1
Titel: Dashboards voor learning analytics
Spreker(s): Renée Filius (Elevate), Alan Berg (Universiteit van Amsterdam)
Zaal: Rotterdam Hall
Speakers:
David Lewis, senior analytics consultant, Jisc
An opportunity to find out about how an institution has been implementing learning analytics to support the student journey with and opportunity to discuss issues and possibilities that the use of learning analytics may create.
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UCISA Learning Anaytics Pre-Conference WorkshopMike Moore
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Desire2Learn, Inc.
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Introducing Apereo and the Apereo Learning Analytics Initiative
1. Apereo Foundation | Learning Analytics
Ian Dolphin, Apereo Foundation | Ja-Sakai Conference | March 2015 | Tokyo
2. Agenda
Why open source for higher education?
What is Apereo?
Apereo Learning Analytics Initiative
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Why open source software for
higher education?
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Utility: Software that meets a need
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Utility: Software that meets a need
Innovation
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Utility
Innovation
85%
15%
7. Utility
Innovation
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Utility
Innovation
Customization
8. Utility
Innovation
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Utility
Innovation
Customization
Contribution
9. Utility
Innovation
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Utility
Innovation
Customization
Sustainability
Contribution
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What is the
Apereo Foundation?
12. Apereo is …
• A not-for-profit registered in New Jersey
• A membership organisation
• A network of institutions & communities
13. Mission
The core mission of the Apereo
Foundation is to assist and facilitate
educational organizations which
“collaborate to foster, develop, and
sustain open technologies and
innovation to support learning, teaching,
and research."
14. Foundation Provides …
• A deliberately minimal set of services
• Manage licensing and intellectual property
• Accounting
• Events
• Programmes;
• Fellows, Teaching with Sakai Innovation Award
• Infrastructure (technical + community)
• Routes to pooled expertise and guidance
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Communities of Interest
• Thematic -
• “Teaching and Learning”
• “ePortfolio”
• “Learning Analytics Initiative”
• Explore work/ideas around common theme
• One of the nurseries for our incubation process
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Incubation
• Software: from innovation to sustainability
• Structured process
• Guided by community mentors
• Results in exit by graduation … or not
… not graduating is not a failure
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Networks & Partnerships
Apereo will not realise its mission alone …
… or by simple linear growth
Regional partnerships: ESUP-Portail (Fr)
Thematic partnerships: InCommon, SoLAR
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23. Context & Landscape
• Higher education: post war transformation
• Did practice keep pace with change?
• Increased student numbers + diversity
= impact on retention?
• Technology-driven“answers”
• CBT, Courseware, eLearning, LMS/VLE, MOOCs …
24. Business Analytics
Business analytics (BA) refers to the skills, technologies,
practices for continuous iterative exploration and
investigation of past business performance to gain
insight and drive business planning.[1] Business
analytics focuses on developing new insights and
understanding of business performance based on data
and statistical methods.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_analytics
25. Learning Analytics?
Academic Analytics Learning Analytics
A process for providing higher
education institutions with the data
necessary to support operational and
financial decision making*
The use of analytic techniques to help
target instructional, curricular, and
support resources to support the
achievement of specific learning goals*
Focused on the business of the
institution
Focused on the student and their
learning behaviors
Management/executives are the
primary audience
Learners and instructors are the primary
audience
* - Analytics in Higher Education: Establishing a Common Language
26. Adaptive Learning &
Cognitive Tutoring
Data
Visualization
Academic Early
Alert Systems
Student Advising &
Recommendations
27. Reporting Data
• Summarize historical data
Analyzing Trends
• Identify historical trends and correlations
Predictive Analytics
• Predict future outcomes and behaviour
Institutional Journey
28. OAAI Project - Marist College
Student Aptitude Data
(SATs, current GPA, etc.)
Student Demographic Data
(Age, gender, etc.)
Sakai Event Log Data
Sakai Gradebook Data
Predictive
Model
Scoring
Identifies
students“at
risk”to not
complete
course
SISDataLMSData
OAAI Early Alert System Overview
Intervention Deployed
“Awareness”or Online
Academic Support
Environment (OASE)
Model Developed
Using Historical Data
Step #1: Developed model
using historical data Academic Alert
Report (AAR)
29. OAAI Impact
• Statistically significant positive impact on final grades
• Across student population (including low income)
• Models proved portable - reference group of institutions
• Staff feedback -
“I became more vigilant about reaching
out to individual students”
“I received the highest volume of
unsolicited positive feedback”
31. Strategic Vision -
Open Learning Analytics Platform
Collection
based data capture from any
potential source using
Experience API and/or IMS
Caliper/Sensor API
Storage
for all learning-related data
using Learning Record Store
(LRS) standard.
Analysis
Analytics Processor (LAP) that
can handle data mining, data
processing (ETL), predictive
model scoring and reporting.
Communication
Dashboard technology for
displaying LAP output.
Action
fed into other systems to
trigger alerts, etc.
Learning Record
Storage
Summary and Results
Communication
Analysis Results
Action
Learning
Data
Analysis
Learning
Activities
Collection
32. Strategic Vision -
Open Learning Analytics Platform
Collection
based data capture from any
potential source using
Experience API and/or IMS
Caliper/Sensor API
Storage
for all learning-related data
using Learning Record Store
(LRS) standard.
Analysis
Analytics Processor (LAP) that
can handle data mining, data
processing (ETL), predictive
model scoring and reporting.
Communication
Dashboard technology for
displaying LAP output.
Action
fed into other systems to
trigger alerts, etc.
Learning Record
Storage
Summary and Results
Communication
Analysis Results
Action
Learning
Data
Analysis
Learning
Activities
Collection
Administrative
Systems
Learning
Delivery
33. Strategic Vision -
Open Learning Analytics Platform
Collection
based data capture from any
potential source using
Experience API and/or IMS
Caliper/Sensor API
Storage
for all learning-related data
using Learning Record Store
(LRS) standard.
Analysis
Analytics Processor (LAP) that
can handle data mining, data
processing (ETL), predictive
model scoring and reporting.
Communication
Dashboard technology for
displaying LAP output.
Action
fed into other systems to
trigger alerts, etc.
Learning Record
Storage
Summary and Results
Communication
Analysis Results
Action
Learning
Data
Analysis
Learning
Activities
Collection
Administrative
Systems
Learning
Delivery
LRS
LAPDashboards etc
SSP + Systemsn
34. Current state …
• Data Collection: xAPI integrated with Sakai, Apereo OAE, Larissa,
OpenLRS. IMS Calliper exploration when mature
• Learning Record Store (LRS): Two reference implementations -
OpenLRS (Unicon, USUHS) Larissa (UvA)
• Learning Analytics Processor (LAP): Reference implementation of
API (Unicon/Marist)
• Open Dashboard: Reference implementation (Unicon/USUHS).
IMS LTI compliant - embed in many systems
• Student Success Plan: Case Management - Graduated incubation,
growing number of adoptions
35. Seven Strategic Issues
(not the only seven ….)
1. Data: from where?
SIS? LMS/VLE? Library? eResources? Others?
2. Systems open enough to extract required data?
3. Institutional governance?
4. Committed institutional leadership?
5. Application centric vs Platform approach?
6. Ethics and Privacy:
cultural and legal concerns in globalized environment