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Pressured by the context of the Information Society, the Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) are
introducing innovation by means of technology, investing in technological platforms - especially the
LCMS -, for the development of their educational purpose. These platforms are complemented by other
technological systems to support the management of the different aspects of the HEIs’ life. The activity
of students, teachers and administrators in these systems result in a huge trail of clicks, which is reflected
in the huge volume of data registered. The Analytics idea is simple and has a very high transformative
potential: the use of this data allows for a more informed decision-making process, opening the door to
a new model in the management of HEIs in educational fields and organizational efficiency. In this study, in theory, the theme of Analytics in the Information Society and within the HEIs is
contextualized. In the practical field, it presents two main contributions i) the demonstration of the
use of Analytics in practice, from the customized management of the teaching activity to the definition
of institutional policies; ii) development of two Analytics systems (Learning Analytics and Academic
Analytics) for the management of the educational activity from the data made available by technological
subsystems in use at the Universidade Católica Portuguesa - Porto.
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Academic analytics Higher education Learning analytics
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Citation
FERREIRA, Sergio André ; ANDRADE, António - Analytics na educação: Da gestão personalizada da atividade de ensino a definição de políticas institucionais. In I Seminário Internacional “Educação, Territórios e Desenvolvimento Humano”, Porto, Portugal, 23-24 Julho 2015. MACHADO, Joaquim (coord.) - Educação, Territórios e Desenvolvimento Humano: Atas do I Seminário Internacional. Porto: Universidade Católica Portuguesa. Faculdade de Educação e Psicologia, 2015. ISBN 978-989-99486-0-0. Vol. II – Comunicações Livres. p. 353-369