Application of big data techniques to a problem 2

 


Applications in Business, Science, and Society 

Big data is surely a principal factor which better performance is generated in the business world, science, and society rather than just the educational field.It is the data that universities and colleges are analyzing and using these days, disconnect with the absence of any kind of innovations to get the best results from the data misuse. Despite several different problems of the students' withdrawal such as case refundation or ineligibility for funding, the improvement of these outcomes can be achieved.

Of course, many educational institutions have introduced big data which enabled firsthand new ways of conducting research.

One particular approach in this texture, which is The Interaction Frequency of Students with Content, that one might implement,was thoroughly researched by Gunawardena and Zittle [...]This field's application is brought by this learning analytics and digital pedagogy research, which represent the future of educational theory and practice to a great extent.The metaphor comparison also predicts the future of education to be advanced by this kind of scienceResearch.

Furthermore, the future of the entire education system is very promising. Soon, these methods will no longer be for the diagnostic purposes alone as they will be able to read the mood of the students from the messages and handle mental health issues at the same time. Also, AI will be able to help learners identify their areas of interest and the materials on their level of understanding as well as the AI will be able to even detect the risk of the learner being stressed and before the learner gets stressed, prompt diaper will be given to them by the AI. Cloud-based data warehouses, Machine learning tools, Analytics enabled learning management system, and Visualisation platforms are some of the emerging infrastructure that will be mandatory for school to integrate the futuristic education model to succeed in the Pandemic. The future of the educational system lies in the data.

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