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Learning analytics and Instructional Design Jeroen Donkers Maastricht University SURF SIG-LA

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Learning analytics and Instructional DesignJeroen Donkers

Maastricht UniversitySURF SIG-LA

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Assumption: technology is not the problem

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Learning AnalyticsTwo main motivations for

learning analytics:

Improve the quality of teaching

Improve the quality of learning

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Instructional DesignTwo meanings (Reigeluth, 1983):

◦Design as a product (what should the instruction be like)

◦Design as a process (how to make it that way)

Basic assumption: We know when and how

instructional methods work

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Instructional Design

A schematic overview of the 4C/ID model(Van Merriënboer & Kirschner, 2008)

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Instructional Design

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Instructional DesignInstructional development

models, regardless of the form a model may take, prescribe a process of systematically designing, sequencing, implementing, evaluating and constantly monitoring instruction with the intent of improving its quality and effectiveness, and thereby enhancing learning (Gustafson, 1991).

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Learning Analytics Cycle

Doug Clow (2012)

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ID and LA

LearningAnalytics

Instructional Design

learning analytics asinstrument in instruction

learning analyticsfeeds instructional design process

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LA

LA

LA

LALA

LALA

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Some examples (quick snapshots)

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Brainhoney, teacher dashbaord

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Students’ interest in lecture

Students’ activity in class

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Scenarios4 scenarios8 groupsWork out a design for the

scenario, applying learning analytics

Discuss on pro’s, con’s, risksTwo rounds – rotate between

tables

Plenary debrief

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Drives on ID and LA

ID and LA

Improve quality of education

More personalizatio

n

Educational culture

ITResources

Domain

Teacheroriented

Studentoriented

Individualstudent

Student groups

macro micro

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Hands on!