Solving the Education Crisis with Big Data
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Presentation by Crystal Hutter, COO at Edmodo. Part of the Big Analytics 2012 roadshow series. http://www.biganalytics2012.com
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Solving the Education Crisis with Big Data
- 1. Solving the Education Crisis with Big Data Crystal Hutter, Edmodo COO
- 3. cloud devices collaboration
- 4. collaboration cloud devices
- 5. devices collaboration cloud
- 6. 1 Discovery
- 8. 3 Drive Content decisions to the classroom
- 10. “We are launching Edmodo... NOW!” 8:30 AM September 2008 Edmodo @edmodo September 2008
- 11. Edmodo moves from Chicago to Silicon Valley November 2009
- 12. Katy ISD in Texas rolls out 1500 mobile devices powered by Edmodo August 2010
- 13. 1 MILLIONTH USER 4th grader Jeremiah Scarborough from PS 287 in Brooklyn, NY becomes Edmodo’s 1 millionth user December 2010
- 14. Edmodo Communities Take Off! Phoenix school, Salem, MA launches Global Flat Stanley Project January 2011
- 15. Edmodo Grows as Professional Development Platform: Teachers from all 50 states and 51 countries join first global user event August 2011
- 16. TOPICS Topics Topics What are you teaching right now? Check-In What are you teaching right now? Check-In Topics What are you teaching right now? Check-In Topics What are you teaching right now? Check-In Topics What are you teaching right now? Check-In
- 17. INSIGHTS
- 18. PLATFORM Today
- 19. 7,000,000 2 Billionth Action 6,000,000 12 million actions occur each day 1 Billionth 5,000,000 Action 4,000,000 2.1 billion total actions stored 3,000,000 1.1 TB 2,000,000 of active data 1,000,000 1 Millionth Action 0 Sep '09 Dec '09 Mar '10 June '10 Sep '10 Dec '10 Mar '11 June '11 Sep '11 Dec '11 Mar '12 User Growth Curve drives data possibilities
- 20. Unique Logins Login Frequency over time monthly snapshot Winter Break Summer Break July '11 Sep '11 Nov '11 Jan '12 Mar '12 At least 4 5 6 7 8 9 At least once in once in 1 3 days 10 days Usage predict seasonal login patterns
- 21. Time on site Activities performed Items shared Groups created … 2 Engagement understand depth of usage
- 22. receiver influencer creator 3 Connectivity identify user interactions