Towards more Visual Analytics in Learning Analytics
Panagiotis D. Ritsos, Jonathan C. Roberts
Abstract
Panagiotis D. Ritsos, Jonathan C. Roberts
Abstract
Learning Analytics is the collection, management and analysis of students' learning. It is used to enable teachers to understand how their students are progressing and for learners to ascertain how well they are performing. Often the data is displayed through dashboards. However, there is a huge opportunity to include more comprehensive and interactive visualizations that provide visual depictions and analysis throughout the lifetime of the learner, monitoring their progress from novices to experts. We therefore encourage researchers to take a comprehensive approach and re-think how visual analytics can be applied to the learning environment, and develop more interactive and exploratory interfaces for the learner and teacher.
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Learning Analytics is the collection, management and analysis of students' learning. It is used to enable teachers to understand how their students are progressing and for learners to ascertain how well they are performing. Often the data is displayed through dashboards. However, there is a huge opportunity to include more comprehensive and interactive visualizations that provide visual depictions and analysis throughout the lifetime of the learner, monitoring their progress from novices to experts. We therefore encourage researchers to take a comprehensive approach and re-think how visual analytics can be applied to the learning environment, and develop more interactive and exploratory interfaces for the learner and teacher.
Key concepts: Learning analytics, Visual analytics, Cultural analytics, Computer science, Analytics, Interactive visual analysis, Software analytics, Data science