Analytics Related Topics 
Jay Cross
APRIL 11, 2013
imaginative versus analytic learners. lefts/analytics/inductives/successive processors. imaginative versus analytic learners. lefts/analytics/inductives/successive processors. We have, in this review, for instance, referred to: convergers versus divergers. verbalisers versus imagers. holists versus serialists.
Jay Cross
JUNE 10, 2014
Measurements and analytics rule at Google. All people decisions at Google are based on data and analytics,” according to Kathryn Dekas, a manager in Google’s “people analytics” team. To see Big Data at work, look to Google, where number-crunching on a massive scale has changed hiring and management practices.
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Jay Cross
NOVEMBER 20, 2013
Big data and analytics top this year’s agenda. This will be my tenth or eleventh year attending OEB. Joining colleagues from over a hundred countries and hanging out at Christmas markets has become a habit. I can hardly wait for the discussions of the ethics of the NSA and invasions of privacy.
Jay Cross
FEBRUARY 10, 2012
Learning Analytics, Ubiquitous learning. Influenced in large part due to the efforts of the speakers on this theme, the conversations around alternate ways of conceiving learning and the learning experience have centred around the following key aspects: Informal Learning, Communities of Practice, Connectivism. New forms of assessments.
Jay Cross
MARCH 18, 2013
In the future, the descendants of IBM’s Watson and analytics will do the complicated jobs. The clockwork jobs have been outsourced to low cost providers. Robots do the simple jobs. Routine work is disappearing. Will complex work become the norm by 2020?
Jay Cross
JULY 9, 2010
Book reading strengthened our analytical skills, encouraging us to pursue an observation all the way down to the footnote. Screen reading encourages rapid pattern-making, associating this idea with another, equipping us to deal with the thousands of new thoughts expressed every day.
Jay Cross
NOVEMBER 24, 2011
Their social maps are the most useful analytic tool in the bunch because they map relationships among your contacts. People have to list location on LinkedIn but many probably don’t bother identifying their industry. It’s a pity I rarely use LinkedIn. Create your own LinkedIn social graph here.). Click for larger version].
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