- Pedagogy
- FormativeAssessment TestBasedLearning
- Technology
- LearningAnalyticsDashboard LearningRecordStore
- Context/Topic
- LearningAnalytics VITAL
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Nov. 5, 2015, 9:41 a.m.
University of Amsterdam, Science Park
Nov. 5, 2015, 9:41 a.m.
University of Amsterdam, Science Park
About
Closed Project Partners Meeting (participants)
Date: 4 and 5 November 2015
Location: University of Amsterdam, Faculty of Science, Science Park 904
Programme
Wednesday, November 4
- Welcome by UvA (11.00)
- Short partner presentation
- Presentation of the project
- Presentation by each university of distance/blended learning course(s) to be monitored in the project, part 1 (pedagogical setting, e.g. organization of the course, students profile…)
- Presentation by each university of distance/blended learning course(s) to be monitored in the project, part 2 + presentation by UvA of their Coach project
- Presentation by HT2
- What is xAPI, Learning Record Store, Learning dashboards – demo
Coffee break (16.30)
- Presentation by HT2
- How to implement student tracking with xAPI, LRS, learning analytics and data visualization
End of meeting (18.00)
Thursday, November 5
- Work plan – discussion (9.00)
- Discussion: which kind of data can we track (output 1) – which analyses can be made with Process mining and which are the data requirements
Coffee break (11.00)
- General information about project administration and financing of Erasmus+ projects - questions
Lunch break (12.30)
- Dissemination
- Quality Assessment
- Contracts, planning of training event and meetings, communication between partners, first output deadlines
End of meeting (16.00)
Photos: N.Brouwer
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