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Building a smarter university : big data, innovation, and analytics / edited by Jason E. Lane ; foreword by Nancy L. Zimpher.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Zimpher, Nancy L., author of introduction, etc.
Contributor:
Lane, Jason E., editor.
Series:
SUNY series, critical Issues in higher education.
SUNY series, Critical Issues in Higher Education
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Education, Higher--United States--Data processing--Congresses.
Education, Higher.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (344 pages) : illustrations.
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Albany, New York : SUNY Press, 2014.
Language Note:
English
Summary:
Demonstrates how universities can use Big Data to enhance operations and management, improve the education pipeline, and educate the next generation of data scientists.
Contents:
Intro
Contents
List of Illustrations
Foreword: Building a Smarter University: Big Data, Innovation, and Ingenuity
Note
Reference
Preface
Acknowledgments
Part I.Overview
Chapter 1: Fostering Smarter Colleges and Universities: Data, Big Data, and Analytics
Abstract
Unpacking Big Data
Data Analytics, Data Mining, and Machine Learning
Big Data and Student Success
Big Data and Research
Big Data and Education: Creating Data Scientists
Higher Education Systems: Taking Data Analytics to Scale
The Cautionary Side
The Way Forward
Notes
References
Chapter 2: Legal Issues Associated with Big Data in Higher Education: Ethical Considerations and Cautionary Tales
Privacy and Education Records
Intellectual Property
Security
Recommendations
Conclusion
Chapter 3: Education and . . . Big Data versus Big-But-Buried Data
Data , Information, and Knowledge
Big Data Simpliciter (BD) Versusus Big-But -Buried Data (B3D)
Two Anticipated Questions, Two Answers
The Example of Calculus
The Paradox of the Arrow
The Future
Next Steps
Part II: Access, Completion, Success
Chapter 4: Big Data's Impact on College Admission Practices and Recruitment Strategies
Introduction
Defining Big Data in the College Admissions and Enrollment Management Context: Extreme Information Management to Improve Student Access and Success
Ethics and Standards are a First Priority of any Student Data Endeavor
Strong Enrollment Management has Always Been Data Driven
Sem: Recruitment and Retention are two Sides of the Same Coin
Small Data Exposing Student Choice Factors: Curent Enrollment Trends Emerging from Deep Data Sharing and Analytics.
Curent Trends in Traditional Student Enrollments and College Choice
Big Data's Potential to more Clearly Segment Student Populations and Identify Early Needs
Big Data's Potential to Build Stronger Relationships and Improve Student-Institution Match
Using Big Data to Discover "Why": An Eharmony Model to Improve Student Recruitment?
Using Efm to Embrace Big Data in Admissions and Enrollment Management
Efm Approach to Improve Admissions and Enrollment Management Services?
Getting Started: Preparing to Use Big Data in Admissions and Enrollment Management
Chapter 5: Who is the Big Data Student?
It's Big Data Time for Education
Finding One Student Among Thousands: A Heideggerian Perspective
Understanding the Student as Dasein
Big Data in Education
What is so Different About Big Data?
Big Human Data
Taking the Analysis of Big Data from the Ontic to the Ontological: Finding Dasein Among Das Man
Big Data Implications for the Design of Education
Conclusion: Giving Students the Posibility of an Authentic Course
Chapter 6: Nudge Nation: A New Way to Use Data to Prod Students into and through College
Cooling "Summer Melt"
Choosing the Right Courses
Getting the Academic Green Light
Coping in Class and Life
Counseling by Phone
Building Policies for Success
Chapter 7: Unanticipated Data-Driven Innovation in Higher Education Systems: From Student Success to Course Equivalencies
Strategic Policies and Administrative Capacity: The Relationship Between Policy and Data
Analytic Method and Data
Degreeworks: From Student Success to Course Equivalencies
Phase I: Student-Driven Strategy
Phase II: Data-Driven Innovation
Phase III: System Integration
Discussion
Conclusion.
Appendix 1: Rosary of Suny Strategic Policies and Administrative Capacities
Strategic Policies (in chronological order)
Administrative Capacities (in alphabetical order)
Part III: Policy Development and Institutional Decision Making
Chapter 8: Integrating Data Analytics in Higher Education Organizations: Improving Organizational and Student Success
The Need for a Data-Driven Culture
Data Analytics as an Organizational Innovation
Adopting Data Analytics in Colleges and Universities
Factors That Influence an Academic Leader's Choice of Adoption and Use of Data Analytics
Organizational and Individual Use of Data Analytics
A Model of Individual Adoption of Data Analytics
Chapter 9: The Opportunities, Challenges, and Strategies Associated with the Use of Operations-Oriented (Big) Data to Support Decision Making within Universities
Operational Goals, Research Goals, and Institutional Data
The Accuracy of Operations-Oriented Data
Principles and Strategies for Examining Operations-Oriented Data
Past Research into Instructional Productivity and Costs
Discussion and Conclusion
Chapter 10: Measuring the Internationalization of Higher Education: Data, Big Data, and Analytics
Why Measure Internationalization?
Measuring International Aspects of Higher Education: Sources and Methods
Cautionary Considerations
What Does the Future Hold?
Chapter 11: Big Data and Human Capital Development and Mobility
Demand for Linked Longitudinal Data
Borders can Hinder Data Flow
The Wiche Multistate Data Exchange Pilot
Considerations in Making Appropriate and Effective Use of Linked Longitudinal Data
References.
Contributors
Index.
Notes:
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters and index.
Description based on print version record.
ISBN:
9781438454542
1438454546
OCLC:
892843228

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