Institutional policies and statements on learning analytics have been emerging over the last couple of years. A newly published reading list attempts to aggregate these resources in one location.
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Dr. Kyle M. L. Jones is an assistant professor in the Department of Library and Information Science within the School of Informatics and Computing at Indiana University-Indianapolis (IUPUI). Get in touch with Dr. Jones here.
JASIST Paper on Information Fiduciaries and Learning Analytics Gets Honorable Mention
Congratulations to my co-authors, Alan Rubel and Ellen LeClere, for an honorable mention for our forthcoming paper in the Journal of the Association for Information Science and Technology.
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ALISE Annual Paper Wins Best Of Award
I’m proud to announce that my work with Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe was just announced as the winner of the “ALISE Best Conference Paper Award” for the upcoming annual conference.
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Consider Submitting to the HICSS Learning Analytics Minitrack
Looking for options for that next learning analytics piece? Consider the 54th iteration of the Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS) and the learning analytics minitrack.
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Article Wins “portal: Libraries and the Academy” 2020 Johns Hopkins University Press Award for Best Article
It’s an honor to share that my piece in portal has been awarded best article of the year for the journal!
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Forthcoming Article in Information and Learning Sciences
I’m pleased to announce a forthcoming article in Information and Learning Sciences‘ special issue on “Evidence-based and Pragmatic Online Teaching and Learning Approaches.”
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Problems with Obligations of Knowing: A Short Response to Fritz and Whitmer
In their recent article published in New Directions for Institutional Research, John Fritz and John Whitmer push back against what they perceive as a “do nothing” approach to learning analytics. This post is a brief response to some of their more contentious points.
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Upcoming Webinar: “Privacy in Practice: Applying the Tools and Resources of the DLF Privacy and Ethics in Technology Working Group” [updated with video]
Next week, consider joining representatives from the Digital Library Federation (DLF) as they present their upcoming webinar on privacy.
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Three New Reading Lists Published
Today, I published three new lists related to the overlapping subjects of student privacy, learning analytics, and academic librarianship (as well as one on academic writing).
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