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Intelligent student engagement management : applying business intelligence in higher education

  • Guangming Cao
  • , Marcus Woolley
  • , Yanqing Duan
  • , Vincent Koon Ong

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Abstract

Advances in emerging ICT have enabled organisations to develop innovative ways to intelligently collect data that may not be possible before. However, this leads to the explosion of data and unprecedented challenges in making strategic and effective use of available data. This research-in-progress paper presents an action research focusing on applying business intelligence (BI) in a UK higher education institution that has developed a student engagement tracking system (SES) for student engagement management. The current system serves merely as a data collection and processing system, which needs significant enhancement for better decision support. This action research aims to enhance the current SETS with BI solutions and explore its strategic use. The research attempts to follow socio-technical approach in its effort to make the BI application a success. Progress and experience so far has revealed interesting findings on advancing our understanding and research in organisation-wide BI for better decision-making.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationnan
Publication statusPublished - 1 Jan 2013
EventInternational Conference on Information and Social Science (ISS 2013) - Nagoya
Duration: 24 Sept 201326 Sept 2013

Conference

ConferenceInternational Conference on Information and Social Science (ISS 2013)
CityNagoya
Period24/09/1326/09/13
OtherInternational Conference on Information and Social Science (ISS 2013) (24/09/2013-26/09/2013, Nagoya)

Keywords

  • Student engagement

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