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Learning Analytics Policies

2022
More and more higher education institutions have been making use of learning analytics in the last few years. But despite an increased funding and more research in the learning analytics domain, there is still a lack of systematic and large-scale implementations of learning analytics.
Maren Scheffel   +3 more
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Policy sharing, policy learning

2014
Open Innovatie en co-creatie met de conceptuation ...
Starmann, Irmgard, van Haren, R.J.F.
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Systematizing Policy Learning

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010
The field of policy learning is characterised by a proliferation of concepts and lack of systematic findings. However, the literature has struggled to move beyond the seminal contributions made more than three decades ago however. We argue that different strands in the literature have failed to communicate because of selection bias and ambiguity about ...
Claire Dunlop, Claudio M. Radaelli
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Policy Without Learning

Public Policy and Administration, 2007
This article asserts that the current ‘Double Devolution’ idea in the UK is part of a wider fashion in political architecture that generally sees the emergence of larger units. Simultaneously though there is a political need for gestures to smaller scale units and more deliberative procedures.
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Tools for Policy Learning and Policy Transfer. Supporting Regional Lifelong Learning Policies

2007
The book describes the processes and tools for policy learning and transfer processes as arranged and tested in some international research activities among Regional Governments.
P. Federighi, F. Torlone
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How can hospitals change practice to better implement smoking cessation interventions? A systematic review

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022
Anna Ugalde   +2 more
exaly  

Optimal policy learning

Abstract This chapter considers the problem of a planner who has a limited budget for subsidizing a program. It is legitimate to ask whether it is possible to inform their decision by learning the optimal allocation policy for this program (optimal policy learning) from the results of a randomized experiment.
Christophe Gaillac, Jérémy L'Hour
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