A recent New York Times article explores the burgeoning world of student data in an attempt to explain why it holds such power, particularly with at-risk students. Recent work in learning analytics...
March 20, 2017
By
Brenda Reeb
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reporting,
community,
Data Cookbook,
intervention,
at-risk,
students,
intelligence
January 17, 2017
By
Brenda Reeb
In data,
education,
governance,
higher,
specification,
community,
definitions,
intelligence
As you many know, IData publishes a number of publicly-available definitions and specifications for public consumption, including national data sets like IPEDS and CDS, state bodies like SCHEV in...
May 05, 2015
By
Aaron Walker
In data,
education,
governance,
higher,
reporting,
Data Cookbook,
quality,
technology,
analytics,
culture,
intelligence
Anyone who's ever attended a Data Cookbook demonstration, or heard us talk about it at a higher education conference, has heard us say this: "Reporting is not a technology problem." While we think...
As technology consultants for organizations (those in higher education, corporations and non-profits), IData is well-acquainted with the practicalities and pitfalls of running an organization. For...
So, we're converting from X to Y - can you help us re-write our reports?
Often when an organization is changing from one system to another, they look to automate the process. This works fine,...
June 21, 2013
By
Jim Walery
In data,
education,
governance,
higher,
time,
HE,
management,
intelligence,
savings
Just a quick thought for today...Data Governance (and data intelligence and data management) takes a lot of time, and some people are put off by that because they can't quantify or see the long term...