Tag: CETIS

Analysing analytics

Post author By Sarah Davies
Post date 6 December 2012
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Being a linguist at heart, I chose to jump into the new Cetis Analytics Series of briefing papers with no. 5, What is analytics? Definition and essential characteristics, by Adam Cooper. Adam considers some definitions of analytics from other sources before plumping for this description: Analytics is the process of developing actionable insights through problem […]

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Analysing your Learning

Post author By robwork
Post date 28 November 2012
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Way back in 2005 I visited Alton College to look at a Moodle module they had created to make access to the NLN materials easier for teaching staff. They’d also invested quite a lot of effort into developing individual learning plans for students to access online. The plans included target grades and a progress tracker […]

Tags Analytics, CETIS, e-Learning general, FOTE, JISC-CETIS