Learning Analytics Lens: Improving Quality of Higher Education
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With digital revolution expansion and a rapid change in the technologies, educational data is increasing at a swift pace.Learning analytics (LA) turns out to be a powerful tool for improving learning and teaching practices.Learning analytics uncover hidden patterns, correlation, and other insights about learners and educators in educational big data that leads them to stay agile, better outcomes, and employability.This literature review aims to categorize such measures of data-driven improvement.A comprehensive review of Learning Analytics (LA) and Educational Data Mining (EDM) and significant techniques in higher education was conducted.Analysis of the research questions, methodology, techniques, learning environment, associated projects, and findings of various published papers is done and is accordingly categorized.Analysis of various reviews on the development and growth of LA in higher education in various countries is also done.The results provide a comprehensive background for understanding current knowledge on LA and EDM and its impact on both learner and instructor in the various learning environment.The results showed that in HEIs, where LA has been implemented aimed at better assessing and predicting learner's performance.It has also helped in monitoring and motivating them, discovering undesirable learning behaviors and their emotional states, help educators and administrators to unlock big data potentials, and making quicker datadriven decisions.
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This systematic literature review synthesizes learning analytics (LA) and educational data mining (EDM) research in higher education from 2008 to 2020, categorizing techniques, applications, country-level status, and challenges. It reports that LA/EDM can improve assessment, feedback, prediction, curriculum, pedagogy, and social learning, while privacy, ethics, scalability, and lack of pedagogy-based strategies remain barriers.
Key findings
- Classification is the most frequently used LA/EDM technique, followed by clustering; distillation of data for human judgment and discovery with models are rarely applied.
- LA/EDM applications in higher education include assessment, feedback, prediction, curriculum, pedagogy, and social learning analytics, with uses such as predicting performance and dropout, monitoring engagement, motivating learners, improving retention, and supporting data-driven decisions.
- LA adoption and research are strongest in the USA, UK, Australia, and Canada, while coverage is limited in China, Korea, Russia, Japan, India, the Philippines, and Malaysia; many case studies show LA is still at an initial stage of development.
- The paper cites a forecast that the global higher education and learning analytics market will grow from USD 3.1 billion in 2019 to USD 8.2 billion by 2024, at a CAGR of 21.5%.
Methods
- Systematic literature review covering publications from 2008 to 2020, guided by five research questions on LA/EDM status, techniques, purposes, and challenges in higher education.
- Searches used keyword combinations around learning analytics, educational data mining, higher education, LMS, MOOCs, online/blended learning, and related techniques; databases included ACM, ERIC, IEEE CSDL, SoLAR, Google Scholar, Science Direct, Scopus, Springer, and LAK/EDM conference proceedings.
- The paper states that a non-statistical method was used to evaluate and interpret findings from the collected studies.
Limitations
- Stated: the study does not explore actual utilization of theories and real-time application of some technologies; it is difficult to find pedagogy-based approaches, and there is a shortage of studies empirically justifying analytics-triggered interventions.
- Stated: papers from the International conferences on Learning Analytics in Asia and some other popular conferences scheduled after the review were excluded; recently published journal articles from 2008 to February 2020 were included even with fewer citations.
- Evident from the text: as a literature review using non-statistical interpretation, the findings depend on the reviewed studies and search/selection scope rather than primary empirical validation.
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In higher education institutions where learning analytics has been deployed, it has aided assessment and prediction of learner performance.
“The results showed that in HEIs, where LA has been implemented aimed at better assessing and predicting learner's performance.”
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Most research work in the learning analytics field is conducted in the USA, UK, and Australia.
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Various case studies and projects in the UK, Canada, Uruguay, and Korea show adoption and implementation of learning analytics techniques in higher education institutes.
“Various case studies and projects in the UK, Canada, Uruguay, and Korea show the adoption and implementation of learning analytics techniques in higher education institutes.”
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The popularity and adoption of learning analytics in Romance, France, and Latin America are limited compared with Anglo-Saxon countries.
“Countries like Romance, France, Latin America, the popularity and adoption of learning analytics are limited when compared against Anglo Saxon countries.”
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The advancement of learning analytics in Asia has been hardly studied.
“Although LA is gaining attraction in the higher education domain, its advancement in Asia was hardly studied.”
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In China, most learning analytics papers from 2012 to 2014 were simple literature reviews and general commentary rather than practical implementation and case studies.
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Except for the UK and Canada, several case studies showed a scarceness of projects and studies expressing the state of learning analytics.
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Learning analytics has helped educators and administrators unlock big data potentials.
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Learning analytics has helped make quicker data-driven decisions.
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Classification is the most frequently used LA/EDM technique.
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Using visual data mining, instructors can control the graphical representation of student behavior or activities to increase understanding of the learning process.
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Only a few literary works and experimental studies show adoption of learning analytics for improving decision-making power and student learning experiences in India.
“Only a few pieces of literary works and the experimental study shows the adoption of learning analytics for improving decision making power and student learning experiences [116], [14].”
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Outlier detection has very little applicability in higher education.
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Many challenges restrict the scope and adoption of learning analytics.
“Numerous challenges limit the scope and adoption of LA.”
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The review's search strategy found that most published case studies were exploratory or experimental.
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From reviewed learning analytics projects and case studies across countries, the review reveals the evolution and current status of learning analytics in various countries, which earlier studies did not emphasize.
“Based on the LA projects and case studies reviewed for various countries, we disclose the evolution and current status of LA in various countries, which are not concentrated on in the previous studies.”
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The reviewed papers most commonly used MOOCs, virtual learning environments, wikis, learning management systems, online learning, e-learning, social learning platforms such as Facebook and Twitter, YouTube videos, and classroom courses as learning environments.
“From the review papers MOOCs, VLE (Virtual Learning Environment), Wikis, LMS (Learning Management System), Online learning, E-learning, Social learning (e.g.,Facebook, Twitter), YouTube videos, classroom courses are the most common learning environments.”
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Earlier studies mainly used a limited set of techniques to address practical challenges and issues in higher education.
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Prediction, gamification, social network analysis, statistics, distillation of data for human judgment, and outlier detection are the most common learning analytics used in higher education.
“Prediction, Gamification, Social Network Analysis (SNA), Statistic, Distillation of data for Human Judgment, and Outlier Detection are the most common learning analytics used in the higher education domain [85], [188].”
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Learning analytics has the power to improve Korean higher education curricula by providing customized learning and teaching methods.
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Higher education institutions encounter issues and challenges when implementing learning analytics applications, including ethics, data privacy, protection, and quality.
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The introduction of learning analytics in Japanese universities lifted learning and teaching practices using features of educational big data.
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Higher education institutions are implementing and using learning analytics technologies to effectively recognize and support both students and teachers in learning.
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Academic analytics, learning analytics, and educational data mining are closely related research fields.
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European higher education institutes focus on the SHEILA project to encourage formative assessment and personalized learning during online and distributed learning.
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Learning analytics is a potent instrument for enhancing teaching and learning practices.
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In online courses, instructors lack critical visual clues that would let them identify students who were insufficiently challenged, bored, puzzled, or unable to attend.
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Many case studies indicate that learning analytics is still at an initial stage of development.
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Regression is used in higher education to predict student performance.
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Classification helps identify students' behavior and motivation level during the learning process.
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Classification helps predict which learner will not complete their assignment task.
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Association rule helps provide employment opportunity for a student by matching their profile with the organization's needs.
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In higher education, clustering is aimed at examining student interaction and engagement in the learning process in LMS.
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Statistics data mining helps predict student achievement and success.
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Classification helps detect dropout-susceptible students as early as possible from offline, online, and e-learning courses.
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Classification helps evaluate students' interactions with different types of educational resources.
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Clustering enhances learner's skill acquisition rate.
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Visual data mining gives instructors timely feedback about student performance to evaluate course resources and materials.
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Association rule helps predict student's performance using learning analytics algorithm.
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Statistics data mining helps motivate students during their learning tasks.
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Statistics data mining helps self-regulated learning.
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Regression can assist in predicting student success and behavioral engagement in higher education by building linear and multi regression models.
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Clustering recommends learning resources to learners based on the digital footprints they leave behind during a course.
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Gamification motivates students to increase course success rate by decreasing dropout rates.
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Text mining enhances understanding of online engagement and success of students from massive digital learning data sets.
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Correlation characterizes patterns to analyze student interaction with MOOCs discussion forums.
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Gamification smooths the formative and summative assessment process to promote better student learning.
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Correlation assesses student engagement and academic learning outcomes in online learning.
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In collaborative learning, sequential patterns improve learner's cognitive understanding.
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Social network analysis helps improve and enhance career success vision of learners.
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Social network analysis helps import and support high-quality teaching.
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Correlation can be efficiently used to correlate and find patterns between student knowledge and outcomes so they can learn according to their learning skills and mould strategies accordingly.
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Correlation identifies and analyzes student behavior in online courses using their clicking patterns.
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Text mining predicts student engagement based on involvement in discussion forums in an e-environment.
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Text mining provides automatic formative assessment in an e-learning environment.
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Sequential pattern helps discover learner's navigational patterns.
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Sequential patterns predict student's academic performance.
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Gamification enhances student engagement in MOOCs.
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Text mining provides course improvement suggestions from student feedback comments.
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Text mining supports collaborative learning by extracting cognitive information from text to support both tutor and learner.
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Transparency and consent are issues surrounding the implementation and use of learning analytics.
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The methodology can handle scalability and implementation cost issues well to support student learning.
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LA/EDM is still exploring how to address challenges in providing high-quality feedback to big student groups in higher education.
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A feedback mechanism using learning analytics can avoid dropout rate to some extent in a blended learning course.
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Analyzing student online learning activities with learning analytics provides feedback to both students and teachers to advance the quality of online learning and teaching.
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Personalized feedback using a learning analytics-based method can address the scalability issue of quality feedback in higher education.
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Ethics and privacy concerns in digital contexts are complicated by the continually expanding big data sets used for learning analytics.
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A new method for scalable qualitative assessment of wiki assignments based on qualitative self- and peer-assessment of wiki contributions showed positive results on scalability.
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Good quality feedback helps improve students' self-regulated learning.
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Big data sets create technical and analytical challenges for scalable approaches that aim to support student learning in digital environments.
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Findingnone givenLearning analytics has assisted in discovering undesirable learning behaviors and learners' emotional states.
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Findingnone givenLearning analytics has assisted in monitoring and motivating learners.
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FindingcitationAlmost all authors who submitted papers to the Third Conference on Learning Analytics and Knowledge were from Europe and North American countries.
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Findingnone givenLearning analytics reveals concealed patterns, correlations, and other insights concerning learners and educators within educational big data.
“Learning analytics uncover hidden patterns, correlation, and other insights about learners and educators in educational big data”
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FindingreasoningLearning analytics has a strong effect on changing educational practices and upgrading teaching and learning practices.
“it is observed that LA has a strong effect on changing educational practices and upgrading teaching and learning practices.”
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Findingnone givenBig data and learning analytics are beginning to take root in American higher education institutions as learning and teaching methods change with technologies.
“Big data and learning analytics start taking roots in American HEIs as learning and teaching methods changing with the changing technologies.”
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FindingcitationRequired responses to learning analytics are not observed from Russia, China, and India, partly due to lack of awareness.
“due to many factors, one of them is lacking awareness of LA; the required responses are not observed from Russia, China, and India [37].”
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FindingcitationClassification is generally used in higher education for predicting student performance, behavior, and predicting or preventing students at risk of dropping out, and retention in online courses or e-learning.
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Findingnone givenSignificant influence and coverage of learning analytics have been seen from the USA, UK, Australia, and Canada, but they influence a deficient proportion in China, Korea, Russia, Japan, India, the Philippines, and Malaysia.
“significant influence and coverage of LA have been seen from USA (due to continuous research contribution from the non-profit organization, “EDUCAUSE”), UK (as “JISC', a non-profit organization which provides digital solutions for UK education and skills), Australia, and Canada.However, they can influence a deficient proportion in China, Korea, Russia, Japan, India, the Philippines, and Malaysia.”
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Findingnone givenA lot of research outlining the evolution and implementation of learning analytics in Indian higher education is not yet seen.
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Findingnone givenClassification is the most frequently used LA/EDM technique, followed by clustering, whereas distillation of data for human judgment and discovery with models are rarely applied.
“it is concluded that classification is the most frequently used technique followed by clustering, whereas, a distillation of data for human Judgment, a discovery with models are the techniques which are applied rarely.”
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Findingown dataThe review's table analysis indicates that learning analytics and educational data mining methods apply across assessment, feedback, prediction, curriculum, pedagogy, and social learning, together with their learning environments and tools.
“The results of the table show that learning analytics and educational data mining techniques can be used in assessment, feedback, prediction, curriculum, pedagogy, and social learning areas along with their learning environment and techniques/tools used.”
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Findingown dataSome reviewed studies were evaluation studies, while others were empirical studies or surveys.
“Some of them are evaluation studies, while others are empirical studies or surveys.”
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Findingown dataThe review's tables reveal greater awareness of the topics covered.
“The tables show an increased awareness of the topics of the review.”
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Findingnone givenEarlier research had not offered a fresh, comprehensive overview of learning analytics and educational data mining in higher education.
“The previously conducted researches were not able to show fresh and novice comprehensive overview of LA/EDM in the higher education domain.”
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FindingcitationSerious and recurring concerns exist about privacy protection, transparency, data security, ethical boundaries, scalability, and the lack of pedagogy-based strategies.
“There are severe and repeated concerns over privacy protection, transparency, data security, ethical boundaries, data analysis issues like scalability, lack of pedagogy-based strategies.”
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Findingnone givenChallenges requiring attention in learning analytics include scalability, privacy, data ownership, and ethics.
“Finally, we present the future directions, with a vision of challenges that need attention, including scalability, privacy, data ownership, and ethics of LA.”
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FindingreasoningClassification, clustering, association rule mining, correlation, visualisation, and statistics have been used repeatedly to identify student behavior and motivation, interaction and engagement, course improvement suggestions from feedback, and to help teachers make data-driven curriculum and program quality decisions.
“Techniques such as”
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Findingnone givenHigher education institutions use learning analytics to improve services and resources, to improve learner targets such as grades, pedagogy, emotions, learning behavior, and retention, and to help educators improve teaching.
“HEIs are employing learning analytics to improve the services and resources they provide, to improve visible and non-measurable targets of learners such as grades, pedagogy, emotions, learning behavior, and retention and help educators in improving their teaching practices.”
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FindingreasoningThis review explores social-dimension learning and pedagogy-related issues such as sentiment and emotion analytics using gamification and social learning analysis, which earlier studies treated as a black box.
“Moreover, learning in social dimensions and pedagogy related issues (e.g., sentiment and emotion analytics) are also explored in this study using”
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Findingnone givenLearning analytics is a fast-growing platform, and higher education institutions are adapting to it to move beyond conventional analysis and respond to innovations.
“Learning analytics is a fast-growing platform, and HEIs are adapting to it to go beyond the conventional method of analysis and respond to innovative improvements in the area as they take place.”
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FindingreasoningSeveral techniques are often used to detect unusual student behaviors in learning activities, improve retention and self-regulation, extract student patterns to evaluate and predict outcomes and performance, and support better data-driven decisions to improve education quality.
“Several of these techniques are frequently used to identify and detect students' unusual behaviors in different learning activities to improve their retention rate and self-regulation, to extract the useful student's patterns to evaluate and predict their outcomes and performance and make better data-driven decisions to improve the quality of education.”
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FindingcitationLearning analytics uses visual data analysis, social network analysis, semantic analysis, and educational data mining to analyze large educational data.
“Figure: [8],shows that LA uses various methods like Visual Data Analysis techniques, Social Network Analysis (SNA), Semantic, and Educational Data Mining (EDM) to analyze the big educational data.”
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Findingnone givenGamification and social learning analysis are emerging techniques recognized for positive effects on learners and instructors.
“Gamification and Social Learning Analysis are emerging techniques that have been recognized for their positive impact on both learners and instructors.”
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Findingnone givenVirtual learning environments, learning management systems, cognitive tutors, MOOCs, and web-based environments are learning settings used by educational researchers to improve student behavior, self-reflection, self-awareness, assessment, and feedback through learning analytics and educational data mining.
“Virtual Learning Environments (VLEs), Learning Management System (LMS), Cognitive Tutors (CTs), Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs), Web-based environments are the different learning settings used by educational research community with the objectives to improve students behavior, self-reflection, self-awareness, assessment and feedback services via LA/EDM methods.”
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FindingreasoningThe importance of higher education and learning analytics grew rapidly worldwide from 2008 to 2020, driven by the need for data-driven decisions to improve education quality and by growing adoption of advanced technologies.
“It is observed that the higher education and learning analytics significance is multiplying rapidly during the period 2008 to 2020 globally, with the rising need for data-driven decisions for improving the quality of education and the growing adoption of advanced technologies across the higher education sector.”
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Findingnone givenDiscourse analytics, social network analysis, and sentiment and emotion analytics have developed over many years but were only recently introduced into learning analytics.
“Three techniques that are being applied in learning contexts: discourse analytics, social network analysis, and sentiment and emotion analytics has evolved over numerous years; however, they have recently been introduced into LA.”
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Findingnone givenFinding papers on pedagogy-based approaches is difficult, and few studies empirically justify the effect of analytics-triggered interventions.
“Secondly, it is challenging to find the papers related to pedagogybasedapproaches, and a shortage of studies empirically justifying the effect of analytics triggered interventions.”
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PremisecitationBoth learning analytics and educational data mining seek to improve quality education by improving interventions.
“both LA and EDM aimed at improving quality education by improving interventions [141], [186].”
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PremisecitationHigher education institutions regard learning analytics as a powerful resource that acts as a mirror for them.
“Higher Educational Institutes see Learning Analytics as a powerful resource that worked as a mirror for them.”
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Premisenone givenLearning analytics assists higher education institutions in many learning and teaching aspects by using data generated about students and their learning backgrounds.
“Learning analytics help Higher Educational Institutes (HEIs) in many aspects of learning and teaching by utilizing the data generated about students and their learning background.”
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Interpretationnone givenApplications of learning analytics boost higher education institutions' ability to improve the educational experience.
“More importantly, the applications of learning analytics give a boost to HEIs to improve the educational experience.”
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PremisecitationAdvanced technologies and analytical tools are needed to harness the complexity of big data.
“Also, there is a need for advanced technologies and analytical tools to harness the complexity of Big data[187].”
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PremisecitationData-driven decision approaches are not silver bullets but provide solutions to higher education institutions to some extent.
“Data-driven decision approaches are not silver bullets but provide solutions to higher education institutions to some extent [113].”
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PremisecitationAcademic analytics applies analytics methods to satisfy institutional, functional, administrative, and accounting decision-making needs.
“Academic analytics uses analytics methods to meet up the wants of institutional, functional, administration, and accounting decision-making practices [82].”
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Premisenone givenThe primary goal of both learning analytics and educational data mining is converting raw data into actionable insights that improve education-related decisions.
“While the main aim of both LA and EDM is to turn raw data into actionable insights making education-related decisions better.”
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PremisecitationPurdue University aimed to boost student success and support students during course learning and final graduation grades by employing learning analytics.
“Purdue University, Indiana, aimed to boost student success and support them during their course learning and so final graduation grades by employing the power of learning analytics [6].”
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PremisecitationLearning analytics creates new schemes and technologies that help higher education institutions and researchers access and genuinely recognize what is happening and how an institution performs overall.
“It creates new schemes and technologies which help HEIs and researchers to gain access and genuinely recognize what is happening, how an institution is performing as a whole [143].”
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InterpretationreasoningInsight into education through learning analytics can improve higher education institutions' performance and help them confront academic challenges.
“education insight through LA can improve higher education institutes' performance and help them to face challenges in academia.”
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PremisecitationData quality, ownership, access, organizational culture, and available expert knowledge are common issues requiring attention for analytical use of data sets.
“Data quality, ownership, access, organizational culture, and expert knowledge available to employ learning analytics are common questions that needed concentration [11].”
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PremisecitationVisual data mining helps teachers understand how learners pilot in an LMS environment and monitor students easily within a single screen.
“The teachers to understand how the learner's pilot in an LMS environment and monitors the students easily within a single screen [145]”
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PremisecitationOpen University uses learning analytics technology to inform teachers on time and provides flourishing interventions that help students attain better outcomes.
“Open University (OU) puts the power of LA technology to informed teachers on time.It provides flourishing interventions that will help the students to attain better outcomes [123].”
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PremisecitationClustering allows teachers to predict students' learning by analyzing LMS log files to predict dropout at early stages and boost retention rate.
“the clustering technique allows the teachers to predict students learning by analyzing the log files in LMS to predict students drop out at early stages and boost their retention rate [67]”
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PremisecitationClustering examines how a student interacts in diverse learning circumstances.
“How a student interacts in diverse learning circumstances [143]”
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PremisecitationSequential pattern represents students' interactions with MOOC course activities to support self-regulated learning.
“Represents students' interactions with the MOOC courses activities to support self-regulated learning [166]”
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Premisenone givenVisual data mining represents high dimensional educational data graphically, making it easy to identify patterns and derive valuable insights.
“Visual data mining technique represents the high dimensional data of the educational domain graphically, so it became easy to identify patterns and derive valuable insights.”
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PremisecitationAssociation rule enhances the learning process by predicting student outcomes and identifying which student needed extra concentration from teachers.
“Enhancing the learning process (predict student outcomes and identify which student needed extra concentration from teachers to enhance the overall success of course) based on student's characteristics extracted from logged datasets [9]”
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PremisecitationAssociation rule is used for designing curriculum, extracting useful student patterns to evaluate and predict outcomes and performance, and making better data-driven decisions to improve quality of education.
“Association rule technique is also used for designing curriculum, for extracting the useful student's patterns to evaluate and predict their outcomes and performance and make better datadriven decisions to improve the quality of education [64], [160].”
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PremisecitationAssociation rule helps curriculum design, knowing student's area of interest, monitoring, and analysis of academic performance.
“Curriculum design, knowing student's area of interest, monitoring, and analysis of their academic performance [81]”
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PremisecitationThe global higher education and learning analytics market is estimated to grow from USD 3.1 billion in 2019 to USD 8.2 billion by 2024, at a compound annual growth rate of 21.5%.
“the global higher education and learning analytics status is estimated to grow from USD 3.1 billion in 2019 to USD 8.2 billion by 2024, at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 21.5% [177].”
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PremisecitationStatistics data mining helps student retention and success rates.
“Student retention and success rates [32].”
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Premisenone givenClustering helps understand differences and similarities between large data sets for easy decision.
“This technique helps to understand the differences and similarities between the large data sets for an easy decision.”
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PremisecitationClassification helps instructors improve student learning quality by allowing them to build an effective course curriculum and support learners not performing well in the course.
“The classification technique helps instructors to improve student's learning quality by allowing them to build an effective course curriculum and support learners not performing well in the course [118].”
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PremisecitationVisual data mining supports students' engagement during the course and helps tutors monitor their behavior, contribution, and performance.
“In supporting students' engagement during the course and also helps the tutors to monitors their behavior, contribution and performance [112], [50]”
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PremisereasoningOutlier detection helps analyze students' learning difficulty, solve learning problems by identifying irregular learning patterns, and identify deviations in teacher and student behavior or activities during the course.
“which helps in analyzing students learning difficulty, solve students learning problems by identifying irregular learning patterns, identify deviations in the teacher's and student's behavior or activities during the course”
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InterpretationreasoningSocial network analysis is a robust framework for analyses of learner's social behavior, enhancing learners' learning outcomes in online courses, and the relationship between learners and their teachers.
“Based on these, it can be said that SNA is a robust framework for the analyses of learner's social behavior, enhancing learners learning outcomes in online courses, and the relationship between the learners and their teachers.”
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Premisenone givenText mining is employed in higher education for mining and analyzing big unstructured text datasets to discover patterns, extract useful facts, and support decision making for learners, instructors, and administrators.
“In higher education, the text mining technique is employed for mining and analyzing big unstructured text datasets to discover exciting patterns, extract useful facts, and support decision making for learners, instructors, and administrators.”
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Premisenone givenImplementation of learning analytics in higher education practices diverse goals related to learners, teachers, researchers, administrators and their learning and teaching framework to improve and enhance learning outcomes.
“The implementation of Learning Analytics (LA) in higher education is to practice diverse goals related to various stakeholders (learners, teachers, researchers, administrators) and their learning and teaching framework, to improve and enhance learning outcomes.”
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PremisecitationLAe-R can automatically assign a grade or score to each criterion related to collaborative interactions and student study behavior in a Moodle course.
“LAe-R can automatically assign grade or score to each criterion related to collaborative interactions and student's study behavior in a Moodle course.”
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PremisecitationSocial network analysis monitors the collaborative learning process and by intervening discovers improvement areas and degree of participation in the course.
“Monitor the collaborative learning process and by intervening to discover improvement areas and their degree of participation in the course [104], [129].”
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PremisecitationCorrelation helps instructors prepare course activities or receive feedback regarding the most accessed course materials.
“Help the instructor to prepare course activities or for receiving feedbacks regarding the most accessed course materials [5]”
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Premisenone givenSequential patterns are used for evaluating students by utilizing their academic performance and grades, leading to better student outcomes.
“It is also used for evaluating students by utilizing their academic performance and grades, which eventually leads to better student outcomes.”
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InterpretationreasoningHigher education policymakers can apply text mining techniques to find valuable relationships and patterns by gaining insights into online discussion forums, emails, or chats.
“higher education policymakers can apply text mining techniques to find valuable relationships and patterns by gaining insights into online discussion forums, emails, or chats to support higher education.”
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PremisecitationSocial network analysis uncovers the role of teachers and learners and predicts their performance in the online learning environment.
“Uncover the role of teachers and learners and predict their performance in the online learning environment [72],[130]”
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PremisecitationSequential pattern helps acquire adequate early warning for students, aiding teachers' teaching plan understanding.
“Acquire adequate early warning for students that helps teachers with their teaching plan understanding [174]”
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Premisenone givenLearner engagement, enrollment, and metacognition have been enhanced in the canvas learning management system by implementing formative assessment and regular feedback.
“Learner engagement, enrollment, and metacognition have been enhanced in the canvas learning management system by implementing formative assessment and regular feedback.”
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Interpretationnone givenThe choice of LA/EDM techniques entirely relies on the problem type.
“The choice of techniques entirely relies on the problem type of problem.”
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PremisecitationCorrelation has the power to inspect psychometric characteristics of students and assess students, helping teachers monitor progress in an ongoing course.
“the correlation technique has the power to inspect the psychometric characteristics of the students and also assess students, which helps the teachers to monitors student's progress in an ongoing course [48].”
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PremisecitationGamification improves cognitive, motivational, and behavioral learning outcomes.
“Improve cognitive, motivational and behavioral learning outcomes [86], [127]”
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PremisecitationInnovative patterns can make feedback equally scalable and useful.
“propose innovative patterns in which feedback is equally scalable and useful.”
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PremisecitationPedagogy-based approaches are neglected in learning analytics strategy, while institutions focus only on technical challenges.
“Pedagogy based approaches are ignored as part of the strategy for learning analytics and institutions focused only on addressing technical challenges [91].”
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PremisecitationThe DEBE feedback approach informs teachers about their learning theories and reflects whether students found the lecture difficult/easy and boring/engaging.
“a novel feedback approach to inform teachers about their learning theories and advance old ones in order to reflect whether the students found the lecture to be Difficult/Easy and Boring/Engaging.”
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PremisecitationThe framework can be applied in both offline and online environments.
“The proposed framework can be applied in both offline and online environments.”
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PremisecitationA mathematical model in Moodle LMS for peer assessment using learning analytics uses scoring rubrics for quality assessment, overcoming past validity and reliability issues.
“The authors in [36] implemented a mathematical model in Moodle LMS (Learning Management System) for peer assessment using learning analytics.They use scoring rubrics for quality assessment, which overcomes the problem of past researches, i.e., validity and reliability issues.”
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PremisecitationLAe-R helps teachers assess individual student performance and the average performance of all students in the course.
“It helps the teacher to assess individual student's performance and the average performance of all the students in the course.”
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PremisecitationCurrent assessment in computer-supported collaborative learning is time-consuming and does not support reliability, validity, and individual accountability issues.
“the current assessment in CSCL (Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning) is time-consuming and does not support reliability, validity, and individual accountability issues.”
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PremisecitationLearning analytics in a digital learning environment supports less adaptive learners.
“In work by [152] implemented LA in a digital learning environment to support less adaptive learners.”
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PremisecitationChallenges of feedback in higher education fall into three categories: feedback practices, contextual constraints, and individual capacity.
“They noticed three categories of challenges: 1) feedback practices (connected with the communication of feedback comments), 2) contextual constraints (related with institutional constraints like time and scalability of feedback practices) and 3) individual capacity (related with attitudes and capabilities of students and staff) that students and staff experienced.”
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PremisecitationA learning analytics framework can forecast student success by assessing learning activities in the Moodle LMS environment.
“the authors in [171]proposed a learning analytics framework to forecast student's success by assessing the learning activities in the Moodle LMS environment.”
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InterpretationreasoningThis systematic literature review contributes an investment in learning analytics and educational data mining in higher education worldwide that will enhance outcomes for students, teachers, institutions, and society.
“This systematic literature review provides an investment in LA/EDM by the higher education domain around the world that will direct to enhance performance and outcomes for students, teachers, HEIs, and immense society.”
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PremisecitationA clustering algorithm through the lens of learning analytics automatically assesses student performance in an online learning environment to support both learners and teachers.
“They proposed a clustering algorithm through the lens of learning analytics that automatically assesses student's performance in an online learning environment to support both learners and teachers.”
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PremisecitationLOCO-Analyst explains different tools and aids learners are turning to and can offer different types of feedback to teachers/tutors to improve the learning process.
“the proposed approach also explains different tools and aids learners are turning to and can offer different types of feedback to teachers/tutors to improve the learning process.”
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PremisecitationDispositional Learning Analytics predicts students at risk and provides actionable feedback to both students and teachers.
“Dispositional Learning Analytics (DLA) not only predict students at risk but also provide both students and teachers with actionable feedback.”
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PremisecitationAdding a 'student's learning dispositions' source makes feedback more actionable to improve the learning of underperforming students.
“The proposed framework adds a 'student's learning dispositions' source to make feedback more actionable in order to improve the learning of underperforming students.”
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PremisecitationLOCO-Analyst generates and promotes feedback for teachers.
“The authors implemented a novel tool in [70] for generating and promoting feedback for teachers popularly known as LOCO-Analyst.”
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PremisecitationThe proposed algorithm assesses strengths and weaknesses in individual student's involvement in collaborative activities, accelerating the assessment method.
“The proposed algorithm assesses strengths and weaknesses in individual student's involvement in collaborative activities, thus accelerate the assessment method.”
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PremisecitationA framework based on assessment theory and related feedback concepts supports self-regulated learning processes through the lens of learning analytics.
“The authors in [135] derived a framework based on the assessment theory and related feedback concepts to support self-regulated learning processes through the lens of LA.”
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PremisecitationDLA analyzes cognitive, metacognitive, engagement, emotions, and motivation factors of students, helps provide actionable feedback, and design effective interventions.
“the proposed approach also analyze the cognitive, metacognitive, engagement, emotions, and motivation factors of students, help in providing actionable feedback, and designing effective interventions.”
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PremisecitationFormative feedback methodology using learning analytics can overcome missing elements like student retention and course success rate.
“explores the advantage of formative feedback methodology using learning analytics to overcome the missing elements like student retention and course success rate.”
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PremisecitationMany indicators have been polished relative to the skill to work collaboratively.
“Furthermore, many indicators have been polished relative to the skill to work collaboratively.”
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PremisecitationStudent activities can be used as indicators for instructors to provide feedback to large student groups through personalized messages.
“student's activities are used as indicators for instructors to provide feedback tolarge student groups through personalized messages.”
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Interpretationnone givenTable 2 can help higher education institutions choose the right technique for the right use.
“Table 2 in this study can support HEIs in determining the exact technique for the right use.”
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InterpretationreasoningApplying and implementing learning analytics and educational data mining can bring significant advantages to learners and educators.
“The discussion based on the application and implementation of LA/EDM can present significant advantages to both learners and educators, and therefore recommend HEIs to adopt them where sufficient.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claimProbably not a substantial claim: may not pass S3 (load-bearing).
Study design and conductreasoningPapers from the International Conferences on Learning Analytics in Asia and some other popular conferences were excluded because they were scheduled after the review process.
“Lastly, in this study, the papers presented at the International conferences on Learning Analytics in Asia and some other popular conferences which have also done work in the LA field have been excluded from the review process, as those are scheduled to take place after the review process.”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim- Rests on an assumption: Excluding conference papers scheduled after the review process does not materially bias the review's conclusions.
Classified as probably not a substantial claim. May combine two claims.
Study design and conductreasoningThe review included recently published journal articles from 2008 to February 2020, even with fewer citations, to show current trends.
“However, it is decided to include recently published journal articles (published from 2008 to Feb 2020) even with fewer citations to indicate the current trends in this domain.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claim- Rests on an assumption: The included journal articles from 2008 to February 2020 are representative of current trends in learning analytics and educational data mining in higher education.
Probably not a substantial claim: may not pass S3 (load-bearing).
PremisecitationInterventions are an essential part of the learning analytics and educational data mining process because raw data becomes actionable intelligence at this step.
“Interventions are an essential measurement of the learning analytics and educational data mining process, as in this step, raw data is turned into actionable intelligence [105]”
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Interpretationnone givenPedagogical interventions can achieve these objectives.
“These objectives can be attained through pedagogical interventions.”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claimProbably not a substantial claim: may not pass S2 (checkable), S3 (load-bearing), S4 (based).
Interpretationnone givenReviewed work from individual researchers, global joint efforts, and organizations such as SoLAR, ERIC, EDUCAUSE, and LAK can collectively influence research directions in learning analytics.
“The Quality of work reviewed from individual researchers to global joint efforts and well-known research organizations (such as SoLAR, ERIC, EDUCAUSE, and LAK) can collectively present an incredible influence to have a significant impact on the type of researches to empower new directions in the learning analytics field.”
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Interpretationnone givenThe technique chosen generally depends on the nature or category of the problem to be solved.
“The choice of which technique to employ or apply generally depends on the nature/category of the problem to be resolved.”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claimProbably not a substantial claim: may not pass S3 (load-bearing). May combine two claims.
Study design and conductnone givenThis study did not examine the actual use of theories or real-time application of some technologies.
“First, this study does not explore the actual utilization of theories and real-time application of some technologies.”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claimProbably not a substantial claim: may not pass S2 (checkable), S4 (based).
Interpretationnone givenConclusions from these processes can enable higher education institutions to take needed measures and actions appropriately and promptly.
“The conclusions from these processes can empower the HEIs to take the required measures and actions in an appropriate and timely manner.”
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Interpretationnone givenLow completion rates in MOOCs are often a problem in learning analytics, caused by lack of motivation, metacognition, self-regulated learning techniques, vocational skills, and criterion-based assessment.
“It is observed that the low completion rate of MOOCs (e.g., Coursera, EdX, Udacity, and FutureLearn) is often a problem in the learning analytics field.This is because there is a lack of motivation, metacognition, self-regulated learning techniques, vocational skills, and criterion-based assessment, so attention should be required in this area, which otherwise leads to the failure of MOOCs.”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim- Rests on an assumption: The included journal articles from 2008 to February 2020 are representative of current trends in learning analytics and educational data mining in higher education.
Probably not a substantial claim: may not pass S3 (load-bearing), S4 (based). May combine two claims.
Interpretationnone givenScalability is a crucial issue in learning analytics because learner data is growing rapidly due to the digital revolution.
“Scalability is a crucial issue in the LA field as the learner's data is growing at a swift pace due to the digital revolution.”
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The paper relies on this without support.
The literature selected from 2008 to 2020 is representative of the status and impact of learning analytics and educational data mining in higher education.
“The search period for literature review on LA/EDM is set in such a way that it covered publications from 2008 to 2020, exploring the status, techniques, applications, and challenges of LA/EDM in the higher education domain.”
The paper relies on this without support.
The six-scope categorization of learning analytics covers the relevant applications in higher education.
“The categorization is done into six larger scopes, which are outlined in this section as follows.”
The paper relies on this without support.
Data-driven decision making is an essential job in higher education.
“Data-driven decision making has been continuously one of the essential jobs in the field of higher education.”
The paper relies on this without support.
The reported benefits of LA/EDM techniques in the reviewed studies generalize to higher education contexts.
“The literature reviewed regarding the use of LA/EDM techniques (i.e., classification, clustering, association rules, correlation, statistics, text mining, gamification, social network analysis, and visualization) to predict, grouping, representation, and monitor diverse learning activities to enhance learners and instructors quality in the higher education environment is illustrated.”
The paper relies on this without support.
The non-statistical method used to evaluate and interpret the collected studies is adequate for answering the review questions.
“For research purposes, a non-statistical method is used to evaluate and interpret the findings of the collected studies.”
The paper relies on this without support.
The included journal articles from 2008 to February 2020 are representative of current trends in learning analytics and educational data mining in higher education.
“However, it is decided to include recently published journal articles (published from 2008 to Feb 2020) even with fewer citations to indicate the current trends in this domain.”
The paper relies on this without support.
Excluding conference papers scheduled after the review process does not materially bias the review's conclusions.
“Lastly, in this study, the papers presented at the International conferences on Learning Analytics in Asia and some other popular conferences which have also done work in the LA field have been excluded from the review process, as those are scheduled to take place after the review process.”
The paper relies on this without support.
The table classification accurately reflects the reviewed literature on learning analytics and educational data mining applications.
“The results of the table show that learning analytics and educational data mining techniques can be used in assessment, feedback, prediction, curriculum, pedagogy, and social learning areas along with their learning environment and techniques/tools used.”
The paper relies on this without support.
The challenges identified from the reviewed literature apply to the higher education domain generally.
“After going through the existing literature systematically, this section concludes the challenges which higher education domain faces in the application and implementation of learning analytics.”
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Learning analytics can provide an accurate understanding of the learning process.
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Learning analytics can simplify the assessment of the usefulness of pedagogies and instructional designs for upgrading.
“can simplify the assessment of the usefulness of pedagogies and instructional designs for upgrading”
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Learning analytics helps institutions during formative, summative, peer, and self-assessment processes by utilizing available data efficiently and effectively in decision-making.
“Learning analytics helps institutions during formative, summative, peer, and self-assessment processes by utilizing available data efficiently and effectively in decision-making”
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Learning analytics assists to monitor carefully students' learning process and purpose, detect undesirable learning behaviors and emotional states, and monitors students learning to provide ongoing to students.
“assist to monitor carefully students' learning process and purpose, detect undesirable learning behaviors and emotional states and monitors students learning to provide ongoing to students.”
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“Section 7 discusses the challenges faced by learning analytics.”
“## 6. ISSUES AND CHALLENGES IN LEARNING ANALYTICS”
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“## 5.CLASSIFICATION OF LEARNING ANALYTICS”
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- Authors
- Hooda, M.
- Affiliations
- Maharshi Dayanand University (IN)
- Corresponding author
- Hooda, Monika
- ORCID
- Hooda, Monika
- Venue
- International Journal of Emerging Trends in Engineering Research
- Published
- 2020-05-25
- Volume
- 8
- Issue
- 5
- Pages
- 1626-1646
- ISSN
- 2347-3983 (ISSN-L)
- OpenAlex
- W3033087838
- Semantic Scholar
- 094b0b43afc1eb3a00021c32dd983191b757d88b
- Cited by
- 30
- References
- 152
- Citations by year
- 2026: 1 · 2025: 5 · 2024: 7 · 2023: 9 · 2022: 3 · 2021: 4 · 2020: 1
- FWCI
- 3.88
- Type
- journal article
- Language
- en
- Open access
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- Locations
- International Journal of Emerging Trends in Engineering Research (publishedVersion, other-oa)
- Topics
- Physical Sciences › Computer Science › Computer Science Applications › Online Learning and Analytics
- Physical Sciences › Computer Science › Information Systems › Educational and Technological Research
- Social Sciences › Business, Management and Accounting › Management Information Systems › Big Data and Business Intelligence
- Keywords
- learning analytics, educational data mining, higher education quality, student performance prediction, learning behavior analysis, data-driven decision making, big data in education, learning environment
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Confidence bands are shown only for fields calibrated on our annotated test set. None is calibrated yet, so no band is shown.
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