Analyst
Educators understand and use data to drive their instruction and support students in achieving their learning goals.
Rubric - Used the website Rcampus to create the Showreel rubric for my multimedia class. Showreels are the most important part of the class because they can literally get a student a job. Having concrete data that shows the student exactly what a teacher/professor is looking for can guide and manage expectations. It provides a baseline and transparency. Because you did/did not do this, you received this score. It provides a quantitative element.
Please go through the slideshow below to view the Showreel Rubric Presentation.
Polling - Used the website Mentimeter to create polling data for one of the first lessons of the semester. This can be used during the presentation to get live feedback on what is and is not resonating with students. This can give someone who has trouble expressing themselves vocally in class another option to get help.
Scroll the slideshow below to see some examples.
Responses to Polling Data - I created this chart using Adobe Express. This data can be used to figure out which parts of the camera I need to spend more time discussing. For example, if more students cannot remember where the White Balance is located, this reflection point can tell me I need to spend more time on this topic this semester and next. In turn, can lead to better learning outcomes.
Please go through the slideshow below to view the Data Presentation.
Analyst Resources:
- Statista: This website aggregates market research, consumer surveys, and media usage stats across 170 industries.
- eMarketer: The go-to source for digital marketing, media, and e-commerce forecasting. Their free articles and newsletters track shifts in streaming, social media ad spend, and user attention spans.
- Google Trends: A massive, free resource for analyzing the relative search volume of search queries across regions and languages over time. It is a fantastic tool for comparing interest in competing brands or emerging media movements.