Learning How to Become a Data-Driven Institution

Thursday, January 29 | 11:30AM–1:00PM | Mission Hills
Session Type: Professional Development
Whether the issue is student outcomes, retention, research contribution, academic program review, or recruitment efforts, institutions are increasingly turning to data-driven decisions rather than those based on anecdotes, emotion, or tradition. As the saying goes, "If you don't have the data, it is only an opinion." Analytics can help an institution's leadership and staff make data-driven decisions, provided that they understand the main ingredient: their data. This session will provide you with techniques and ideas on how to help your institution become more evidence based and build a data-driven culture. Armed with this data and information, an institution can use it for informed institutional decision making, strategic planning and resource allocation, process changes, and more.


OUTCOMES: Explore the need to capture and maintain data that is both accurate and integrated * Investigate how analytics can improve outcomes * Recognize how setting observable and measurable goals serves to drive engagement and enhance student learning

Presenters

  • Mark Dobransky

    Co-founder and Managing Partner, Kore Technologies
  • John Rome

    Deputy CIO, Arizona State University

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