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Mi 12:15
DeLFI
Keynote: Ravi Vatrapu
(Copenhagen Business School)
Mi 12:15
DeLFI
Ort & Zeit
DE KE 01 Teaching Analytics: Concepts, Methods, and Tools
HS 2010
Teaching Analytics is conceived as
a subfield of learning analytics that
focuses on the design, development,
evaluation, and education of
visual analytics methods and tools
for teachers in primary, secondary,
and tertiary educational settings.
Teaching analytics aims to develop
innovative solutions to assist
and augment teachers dynamic
diagnostic decision-making in the
classrooms of the 21st century. An
example usage scenario (but not
limited to) is the use of teaching
analytics methods and tools in
high-performance classrooms that
are characterized by 1:1 computing,
high cognitive density, and big data.
Drawing from the two international
workshops (TapTA 2012 &
IWTA 2013) and the NEXT-TELL EU
project, this talk will identify challenges
and opportunities, highlight
emerging concepts, methods and
tools, and outline directions for
future work.
Weitere Informationen
http://www.cbs.dk/en/research/departments-and-centres/
department-of-it-management/staff/rvitm#profile
12:15 – 13:00
Chair
Andreas
Breiter
Biography
Ravi Vatrapu is a professor of
human computer interaction at the
Department of IT Management of
the Copenhagen Business School,
adjunct professor of applied computing
at the Norwegian School of
Information Technology, and director
of the Computational Social
Science Laboratory (CSSL).
Prof. Vatrapu’s basic research
program is to conduct theorybased
empirical studies of sociotechnical
affordances and develop
an empirically-informed theory of
technological intersubjectivity. His
applied research areas are Social
Media Management & Technology
enhanced Learning. His current
research projects are on social
business, teaching analytics, and
comparative informatics.
He holds a Doctor of Philosophy
(PhD) degree in Communication
and Information Sciences from the
University of Hawaii at Manoa, a
Master of Science (M.S) in Computer
Science and Applications from
Virginia Tech, and a Bachelor of
Technology in Computer Science
and Systems Engineering from
Andhra University.
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