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Personalized learning is one of the main ideals that many educational institutions strive to provide for their students. Learning analytics with its promise to help understand and optimize learning and the environments in which learning happens has eagerly been received in this context. Existing research in learning analytics has dedicated much attention to studies that aimed at identifying factors predicting different learning outcomes based on learners’ interaction with technology. Existing research indicates that learning is a dynamic process that is driven by feedback loops. If those feedback loops are not accounted for comprehensively, opportunities for creating personalized learning experiences are limited. However, there is the dearth of research that focuses on understanding how learning unfolds over a certain period of time under different conditions. This talk will describe different factors that influence students’ feedback loops and decision making. The talk will also discuss insights gained in several case studies that looked at dynamic models of learning.

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