What changes, and for whom? A study of the impact of learning analytics-based process feedback in a large course
Authors:
- Lisa-Angelique LimLisa-Angelique Lim
- Sheridan GentiliSheridan Gentili
- Abelardo PardoAbelardo Pardo
- Vitomir KovanovićVKVitomir Kovanović
- Alexander Whitelock-WainwrightAWAlexander Whitelock-Wainwright
- Dragan GaševićDGDragan Gašević
- Shane DawsonShane Dawson
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- 1 April 2021
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Learning and Instruction
- Vol. 72, 101202
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- Office for Learning and Teaching
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