How to use predictive analytics to support student retention with Amanda Hagman

Learning Outcomes Leaders Podcast | Ep 003

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How to use predictive analytics to support student retention with Amanda Hagman

 

Welcome to Learning Outcomes Leaders episode 003, brought to you by Genio.

In this episode, we're joined by Amanda Hagman, Adjunct Professor of Data Analytics and Information Systems at Utah State University.

We discuss how she's used predictive analytics to better support student retention, including one fascinating example, which involves a free drink at a sports game.

Want to find out more? Let's get into the episode.

 

 

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