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Supporting higher education to drive student success with student engagement analytics.

Breaking the cycle of despair through tracking student engagement

Rachel Maxwell shares insight from University of Keele’s use of engagement analytics to improve student retention in the foundation year

Supporting success in the TEF with engagement analytics

Janice Kay, Special Advisor to the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Exeter and to Kortext, discusses the importance of using digital platforms and engagement data to enhance educational gain and student outcomes.

80% of students support the use of learning engagement analytics

80% of students support the use of learning engagement analytics

A national survey has found that 80% of undergraduate students support the use of learning engagement analytics at higher education institutions, while almost three quarters (71%) of students agree that engagement data should be used to help universities understand what additional academic support individuals might need.

All roads lead back to the student: using data for a student-centric engagement strategy

All roads lead back to the student: using data for a student-centric engagement strategy

Digitisation is helping to shape the future of higher education, with many forward-thinking institutions implementing a range of technologies to support student engagement. However, the next step for many universities is to understand how their students are responding and leverage the data that is produced across this landscape to take positive action that impacts students’ success.

Discover how student engagement analytics can support your institutional goals

StREAM has been helping universities like yours improve student outcomes for over a decade.

Whether you’re looking for engagement insights across your university, to scale up your approach to personal tutoring and pastoral support or to improve student retention, StREAM is here to help.

 

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