Topic: Data Mining and Communication for Student Success
Effective communication between institutions, researchers, and data users is key to successful and efficient data-informed decision-making. In this session, presenters will draw from communication theories and real examples at University of Hawai’i at Mānoa, to demonstrate how effective data communication strategies can be achieved in dynamic and information-rich university settings.
The pursuit of equity for URM and economically disadvantaged students in STEM disciplines has brought together the technical tools and educational expertise that can foster institutional transformation. Data mining techniques applied to big data have yielded insight into the formidable obstacles students face when advancing in the STEM curriculum.
Presentation and handouts for this session can be found here: https://wascsenior.box.com/s/8zx9y90z7orvsi9gkqoc93e3gowmf0rk