Can Learning Analytics help us improve Student Engagement – a case study Melanie Currie, Associate Dean, Nottingham Business School, Nottingham Trent University.

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Can Learning Analytics help us improve Student Engagement – a case study Melanie Currie, Associate Dean, Nottingham Business School, Nottingham Trent University

NTU Student Dashboard The NTU Student Dashboard is a learning analytics resource. Learning analytics are being used to develop curriculums, improve progression through MOOCs or to personalize learning. At NTU, learning analytics is being used to support students by providing them and their tutors with information about how well they are engaging with their studies. ‘Student engagement is the investment of time, effort and other relevant resources by both students and their institutions intended to optimise the student experience and enhance the learning outcomes and development of students, and the performance and reputation of the institution’ (Trowler, V and Trowler, P, 2011)

Primary interests in the Dashboard Attainment Belonging Student Retention Reduce barriers to being known by a tutor Space for tutors to make notes & plan Students as agents Can see own grades, and compare self to peers Feedback Tool for academic use Promotes virtuous behaviour Early warnings Relationship building Information about support

Stretching the UG Business Model Defining UG Business and Management education –Changing nature of the offering Increased competition –New threats/new opportunities? Enriching the student experience –Student at the centre –Enriching the offering Reconsideration of student learning/ engagement –New technologies/new expectations/new learning styles –Moving to more personalised/individualised learning

Engagement as a Bridge (Paul and Vicki Trowler, 2011) 5 Bridge as a metaphor – environment, climate terrain, similar journeys…. different destinations

What does the dashboard do? NTU Student Dashboard Student biographical info, e.g. enrolment status Evidence of student engagement Door swipes (where appropriate) Library book loans VLE use Dropbox submissions Future goals Attendance Shibboleth Staff view Student view Compares student engagement across the cohort & gives rating Can make comments in free text box Raises alerts!!

Engagement for past 5 days Explanation of engagement ratings Advice about what to do to improve engagement

Piloting the Dashboard Project Group –Students’ Union, quality assurance, Equality & Diversity, planning, legal services, registry, Information systems, Student Support Services, Schools, Colleges & Community Outreach Pilot programme ( ) –4 first year courses, 22 staff, 400 students –Understand how students and staff use it –Explore reactions to using the dashboard –Test methodology – does it work? –Student focus groups, student surveys Full implementation ( ) –By Spring 2014, it was felt that there was sufficient benefit to consider full implementation, further evaluation conducted in Nov 2014 – Jan 2015

Over 125,000 student log-ins during

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Curiosity

Commitment

Confidence

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