Instructor Data Analytics: the most boring conference presentation tile in the history of this conference, ever.
Link to most recent conference slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ZQmZmQAo7k1Orh_GQuSGyv1T35SLdeBH_IpUOPXxktI/edit?usp=sharing A list of quotes that I thought about including: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LtiKxja3ESCiSEWOsdzB-tb1SabW3hTPvNZujmD1ops/edit?usp=sharing A bundle of bookmarks related to this presentation and related topics. Not that curated: https://pinboard.in/u:craniac/bundle:cw2023/ Here is the plain text of my slides. I apologize that the images are missing and have not been replaced with captions. Instructor Analytics in Learning Management Systems Surveillance, Instructor Autonomy and Resistance Canvas makes an announcement So four years ago, the then-president of Instructure Dan Goldsmith announced that the company was going to become a data analytics company. They also were moving into the corporate learning space with a product called Bridge, which was subsequently sold. Instructure is always expanding, looking for untapped markets and