Summary

Project summary

The project contributed to LearnSphere, a community infrastructure for sharing educational datasets, analyses, and workflows. Its larger aim was to help learning researchers, course developers, and instructors make better use of educational data in both research and course improvement.

Completed support ran from 2015 through 2019. Philip Pavlik led the Memphis work as principal investigator of a $750,000 Memphis subaward from Carnegie Mellon University; this amount is not the total collaborative award.

Partners

Named partner institutions and related resources

Partner institutions

  • Carnegie Mellon University
  • Stanford University
  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Site role

This grant matters here because infrastructure changes what kinds of analysis, sharing, and reuse are possible in educational data work.
That makes it a support layer for both methodological and applied research.