Here’s an organising summary of stuff from the Second International Conference on Learning Analytics and Knowledge, LAK12, held 29th April to 2nd May 2012 in Vancouver, BC.
Official resources
- LAK12 conference website
- Pre-conference workshops
- Main programme – includes abstracts, and full papers (password protected)
- LAK12 conference feedback
- Society of Learning Analytics Research (SoLAR)
Doug Clow’s blog
Sunday
- Pre-conference workshop: Ethical Perspectives
- Pre-conference workshop: Where Learning Analytics meets Learning Design
Monday
- Keynote: Barry Wellman, The Triple Revolution and Networked Individualism
- Session 1A: Social Learning Analytics
- Session 2B: Institutional Perspectives
- Plenary: Building Organizational Capacity in Analytics
Tuesday
- Keynote: Katy Börner, Visual Analytics in Support of Education
- Session 4A: Visual Analytics
- Session 5B: Empirical Studies (1)
- Session 6A: Empirical Studies (2)
- Plenary: Educational Data Mining
- Conference dinner: Learning from dolphin learning
Wednesday
- Keynote: George Siemens, Envisioning a research discipline and a domain of practice
- Session 8B: Predictive Modeling
- Plenary: Data Governance (no liveblog, I was presenting)
- SoLAR Annual General Meeting
Myles Danson’s blog
- Learning Analytics and Knowledge Conference (LAK12)
- Demonstration sessions
- Institutional experiences session
- Session 3 Building organisational capacity for Analytics
- Day 2 morning sessions
- Day 2 afternoon sessions
- Day 3
Twitter #lak12
- Tony Hirst‘s (@psychemedia) analysis of #lak12 tweets [PDF]
- #lak12 Twitter archive, set up by Sheila MacNeill (not tested by me)
- TweetLevel visualisations for #lak12
- Official conference Twitter account @LAKconf
Photos
- Cyprien’s #lak12 Flickr set – many photos of #lak12 attenders
- mnlambert’s Flickr set – stunning shots of the dolphin tricks at the Aquarium
LAK13 – in Leuven, Belgium, 8-12 April 2013
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