Inaugural Volume of HSU Library Journal Released

What if there was a way that educators could detect students at risk of failing before compounding low scores make a come-back unlikely?

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In the article “Learning Analytics: Translating Data into ‘Just-in-Time’ Interventions,” Pauline Muljana from Old Dominion University and Greg Placencia from Cal Poly Pomona introduce learning analytics as the crystal ball with which educators can potentially predict at-risk students before it’s too late. Using data such as access frequency to course materials, assignment completion rates, and regularity of study time, the authors introduce a framework to improve student learning and retention.

If we are to improve the effectiveness of teaching and learning in higher education, then we need a platform to critically examine our practices and share out our models and impact. _Scholarship of Teaching & Learning, Innovative Pedagogy_—a national, interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed, open-access journal—provides that platform for the promotion of scholarly pursuits in innovative teaching and learning.
Want to be a part of the scholarship of teaching and learning (SoTL) and share your classroom innovations? Volume 2 of the journal is now accepting submissions. The journal is open to the following topics: adaptations in instruction; assessment; interdisciplinary programs; educational partnerships; experimental SoTL; information literacy or metaliteracy; integration thinking; instructional design; open educational resources; and open pedagogy.

Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, Innovative Pedagogy is published by the Humboldt State University Center for Teaching and Learning and the Humboldt State University Library. To read the first issue or to submit to the second, visit the Digital Commons website. For further information, please contact Scholarly Communications and Digital Scholarship Librarian Kyle Morgan at kyle.morgan@humboldt.edu or 707.826.5602.

About Humboldt State University Press: HSU Press’ publications support the HSU mission to improve the human condition and our environment by promoting understanding of social, economic, and environmental issues. All electronic publications are openly available at digitalcommons.humboldt.edu.