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This document discusses learning analytics tools and how ready universities are to use student data. It summarizes the analytics capabilities of Blackboard, Canvas, and Desire2Learn and introduces the College Miner tool. College Miner focuses on qualitative student data like surveys and can correlate this data with behavioral and grade information. The document outlines how various data sources, like course evaluations and alumni surveys, could be analyzed and reported on to help improve student satisfaction and outcomes.
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