1. A sensor—something that
senses, captures, and reports information[1]
can be used by the education industry to improve student monitoring on an ongoing basis.
2. It adds to immediate care of
students by constant although through remote connectivity.
3. Cell phones could be used to
effectively track student locations through using global positioning systems (GPS). Radio frequency
identification (RFID) sensors are already in use in educational context.
4. Schools
can mine big data for segmentation, growth trending, to track student progress, assessment patterns and deviations if any.
5. Understand
gauge student reactions through interpreting voluminous data.
6. Be conversant with the sources
of data available to the decision makers.
7. View industry level data for
averages' computation and benchmarking.
8. Gleaning relevant information.
9. Big Data brings
together statisticians, IT data
specialists and business analysts for adding to business value.
10. Schools obtain an insight to
decision making. Teachers can achieve insight based on analysis of real data.
11. Schools get a macro perspective; there is the development of a mind-set
and behaviour against silos.
12. There is an added emphasis on shared data.
13. The school management has to perforce assimilate basic understanding of
analytical techniques so that they can utilize the results of big data
analytics effectively.
14. Aggregated datasets help evolve norms for access, security and privacy.
15. There is more professionalization in the education industry with requisite analytic skills being at a premium.
16. Decisions are not intuitive but based on confirmed big data.
17. Big data require schools to align their operational strategy and even their
mission to big data. Information needs of the school is viewed in totality.
18. Big data can
improve consistency, ensure accuracy
19. Big data necessitates and
accelerates standardization of data, processes for data usage, consequential communications
and best practices across the industry.
20. Schools need to redesign
their existing architecture and move to component based architecture.
21. Develops School information strategy.
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[1]
Hewlett Packard (2015) The disruptive power of big data Business white paper
| HP Haven big data platform
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