Learning Analytics for Green Energy Heroes

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This document is a companion piece to my lightning talk at the JISC CETIS 2013 conference session on analytics. See also my blog posts on the MEGS-KT project at http://blog.martinh.net/search/label/megs-kt

Learning
Analytics
for
Green Energy
Heroes

Observations from the
JISC MEGS-KT project:
megs-kt.lboro.ac.uk

Learning
Analytics
for
Green Energy
Heroes

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Moodle Analytics here:
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