Learning analytics and personalization of learning: a review
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Chiappe Laverde, AndrésFecha
2020-03-04Resumen
Education in the 21st century is increasingly mediated by digital technologies in a context in which enormous amounts of information are daily generated. Regarding this and considering the imminent application of emerging trends such as "Internet of Things” (IoT), the study of its educational effects becomes a matter of great relevance for both educational researchers and practitioners. In this context, "Learning Analytics" takes on special importance as a perspective to approach the aforementioned issue, especially from a very relevant topic: the personalization of learning. In this sense, a systematic review of literature about learning analytics published in the last decade was carried out in order to identify its potential as a factor to strengthen the personalization of learning. The results show a set of key factors that include aspects related to assessment, the use of dashboards, social learning networks and intelligent tutoring and the importance of monitoring, feedback and support