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Paradata (learning resource analytics)

As a general definition, paradata are usage data about learning resources that include not just quantitative metrics (e.g., how many times a piece of content was accessed), but also pedagogic context, as inferred through the actions of educators and learners. Paradata may be operationalized as a specific type of metadata, however the construct differs…

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Technical Frameworks for Sharing Learning Resource Paradata

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Paradata (learning resource analytics)

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paradata learning resource data user educational resources content include actions may users metadata activities registry including adopted also context specific

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viewinginstance ofParadata may include individual or aggregate user interactions0.80text
downloadinginstance ofParadata may include individual or aggregate user interactions0.80text
sharing to other usersinstance ofParadata may include individual or aggregate user interactions0.80text
favoritinginstance ofParadata may include individual or aggregate user interactions0.80text
and embedding reusable content into derivative worksinstance ofParadata may include individual or aggregate user interactions0.80text
as well as contextualizing activities such as aligning content to educational standardsinstance ofParadata may include individual or aggregate user interactions0.80text
adding tagsinstance ofParadata may include individual or aggregate user interactions0.80text
and incorporating resources into curriculuminstance ofParadata may include individual or aggregate user interactions0.80text

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