A project between the Open University, Oxford Brookes University and the University of Surrey undertaking a longitudinal mixed method study of learning gain.
Interesting findings by @ESRC_IDEAS, on the WhatsApp use among African IDE students. Read more on, https://t.co/yzs5CDlBKE, a paper that draws on analysis of 1295 online questionnaires and 165 in-depth interviews with IDE students at @unisa. #DefineTomorrow
Measuring #learninggain in Brazil: larger subject-specific gains than general knowledge gains. What you focus on in the curriculum is reflected in what students learn. But what you choose to measure is a political decision
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A big shout-out to all the amazing colleagues @DHE_Surrey @oxfordbrookes_@OpenUniversity for our amazing #learninggain journey in the last three years :-)
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@cbkandiko @officeforstudents: you are welcome in terms of showing amazing complex black boxes of #learninggains based upon grade data @OpenUniversity
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@allisonl has just kicked off the #learninggains debate @IETatOU for the Blue Team, that Learning Gains is an important concept in UK Higher Education. The emerging arguments between Blue and Orange are turning out to be quite fundamental and entertaining at once
@LearningGains can learning gains be measured? Blue team argues that we need to find more subtle ways to measure learning gains in and out of the classroom.
Need to Learn about #learninggain ? Download Open Access (free!) special issue https://t.co/u26Aip6sOv and start with ‘Making Sense of Learning Gain’ https://t.co/CwmXEdoDwJ
Christina Hughes- 1. Learning is not linear (student confidence drops) 2. Subject level is more significant than institutional level (signature pedagogies) 3. Methodological rigour (little analysis of peer-effect) #learninggain
Registrations for our #LearningGain event (27th Sept) are now closed and we are full! Looking forward to discussing policy and practice with colleagues from across the sector - finalised Programme to be available in the next few days @HughesHughes8
Biggest misconception about learning analytics according @DrBartRienties @OpenUniversity "That we are mining students’ and teachers’ data just to save costs and replace people with robots. Learning is complex and requires personal care." https://t.co/AsifSLdOsW