Thank you for Subscribing to CIO Applications Weekly Brief

Hoonuit Launches Digital Learning Analytics Dashboards
Hoonuit collaborated with experts from both the academic and data support teams of its district clients to gain the most meaningful and actionable insights from digital learning data.
By
CIO Applications | Monday, November 02, 2020

Hoonuit collaborated with experts from both the academic and data support teams of its district clients to gain the most meaningful and actionable insights from digital learning data.
Fremont, CA: Hoonuit, a provider of data management and analytics solutions in education, declared the launch of new analytics that offer educators actionable insights about digital learning engagement. Hoonuit's Digital Learning Analytics dashboards are part of its Essentials Analytics solution suite and available to all K-12 districts across the nation.
The coronavirus pandemic has caused a significant increase in the utilization of video conferencing, virtual tutoring, and online learning software. Further, digital learning would be a fundamental component of schooling for the upcoming future as social distancing requirements have created challenges for traditional teaching. As a consequence, Hoonuit collaborated with experts from both the academic and data support teams of its district clients to gain the most meaningful and actionable insights from digital learning data.
Stay ahead of the industry with exclusive feature stories on the top companies, expert insights and the latest news delivered straight to your inbox. Subscribe today.
"The need for digital learning insights emerged quickly as schools transitioned to distance learning. It has been very gratifying to see broad range of users – including principals, district administrators, and teachers – utilize these dashboards daily to understand how digital learning is impacting their students and schools," stated Paul Hesser, CEO at Hoonuit. "Our dashboards empower educators to discover if students, teachers, and parents are accessing their LMS, if they are interacting with the content, and identify correlations across student engagement, student performance and student outcomes."
"These dashboards have been adopted by our users on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis as a one-stop-shop, providing a variety of information at the district, school, department, and student level," stated Brandy Iskin, Coordinator of Data Warehouse and Reporting at Howard County Public School System. "The data these dashboards provide are a tool to help staff monitor and identify students in order to ensure students do not fall off their radar in the virtual environment and are getting the support they need."
More in News

