Linking student engagement with staff engagement for online courses
The following chart is one of my first attempts of using academic analytics to link student engagement with staff engagement. I’ve argued previously that student clicks on the LMS are an indicator of engagement and so I’m trying to ascertain if the same holds true for staff, and even if there a relationship between the two. As you can see by the trendline in the following chart, it would appear that there is some sort of relationship between the two.
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