Alin Zamfiroiu, R. Sharma, Diana Constantinescu, Madalina Pana, C. Toma
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Using Learning Analytics for Analyzing Students’ Behavior in Online Learning
: Online education is one of the fastest emerging markets globally. There is a variety of tools, technologies and platforms, which augment learning in the online environments. Moodle and Sakai are probably the most popular open-source learning management systems (LMS) around the world, although there are alternative professional solutions such as TalentLMS or other platforms. Student interaction is one of the success factors of effective online teaching and learning. It is important to understand how students behave in an online environment. This provides good feedback to the syllabus developers and instructors, in order to examine what should be improved. The learning management systems provide a good way for analyzing learners’ behavior through log reports. The LMS records all kinds of interactions by all users. These data are processed using learning analytics, in order to obtain a good picture of the progress achieved by the students during the lectures and the laboratories and of the manner in which the professors manage the students’ learning curves. This paper explains the use of learning analytics in examining learners’ engagement, interaction and behavior in an online environment. The results revealed interesting findings on how the assessment should be organized, in order to find maximum learning attainment.
期刊介绍:
Studies in Informatics and Control journal provides important perspectives on topics relevant to Information Technology, with an emphasis on useful applications in the most important areas of IT.
This journal is aimed at advanced practitioners and researchers in the field of IT and welcomes original contributions from scholars and professionals worldwide.
SIC is published both in print and online by the National Institute for R&D in Informatics, ICI Bucharest. Abstracts, full text and graphics of all articles in the online version of SIC are identical to the print version of the Journal.