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enhancing the use of digital data in secondary schools

An ARC funded research project [DP190102286] involving researchers from Monash University & Deakin University

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Thank God we have all this data … said no teacher ever

[Interview with Psychology teacher – Brookdale High School] “Do you know what?  There’s a meme in our staffroom that’s someone’s … More

No time for ‘interesting’ analyses?

A recurring theme throughout our investigations so far is the limited ambitions that most people in schools seem to have … More

Data in schools: timing is everything

An interesting tension point emerging from our research relates to time and temporality – specifically, the temporal disparity between how … More

The growing importance of ‘data professionals’

[Schools are not simply making use of data themselves … a city like Melbourne has a growing industry of ‘outside’ … More

The frustration of schooling by numbers

Snippet of conversation from Northland College [10_10_19]   Teacher1: We spend our whole time telling students that they’re more than … More

Some more examples of data-driven schooling

Northland College runs a few different ‘big ticket’ data analyses. These are computer-based calculations and quantifications that play a prominent … More

Not all school data are equal

Students in their senior years of high school are subjected to swathes of testing and assessment. Hot on the heels … More

There are often ‘good’ organisational reasons for ‘bad’ school data

Most schools have a few ‘big ticket’ data points – a particular indicator, score or ranking which looms large in … More

We haven’t seen your face around here before …

We enter into the foyer of the main school building. This space has low ceilings with various school paraphernalia on … More

Hit 4.1 and you’re flagging ‘Purple’

[note: this is a ‘composite account’ of similar practices encountered across three different educational institutions. By combining the stories, this … More

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