James H. McMillan and Rachel C. Syrja took readers questions on the use of assessment data to inform instruction and drive student learning.

Summer is a great time to reflect on your unit's long-term goals and to delve into data that will inform your vision and your leadership. References. Fowler, D., Lazo, M., Turner, J., & Hohenstein, J.

The past decade has seen increased campus discussions about and investments in analytics. Prompted in part by the activities in the consumer and corporate sectors, institutional leaders up and down ...

Used effectively, digital tools can help educators collect and analyse student performance data to help them refine their teaching practices. One example is the Learning Mastery Gradebook view in the ...

With the onset of widespread school improvement and reform efforts, data has gained recognition as a lever for assessing student learning, increasing teacher effectiveness, improving classroom ...

Barrington School District 220 leaders gathered data from students and staff during the pandemic to ensure the spirit of innovation and change would continue.

Of course, students are hardly enrolling at Michigan on the basis of professors’ use of classroom data to inform their teaching. The draw of a university, especially one highly visible in ...

Macmillan Learning, a privately-held, family-owned digital learning company, today announced a new partnership with Invoke Learning, a leader in predictive analytics for higher education. Together ...

In return, Learning Fellows gain teaching experience and often develop a love of learning that drives them to pursue their master’s degree, according to Murray-Chandler. While obtaining a marketing ...

According to a study by Ptatam et al., AI is revolutionizing education by tailoring learning experiences to individual students' needs, increasing engagement and improving overall learning outcomes.

Our article on soliciting mid-semester student feedback to inform your teaching will help you plan ahead to make sure you get the feedback you need when you need it the next time you teach.