We are excited to announce that we will be hosting the very first UK Higher Education User Group meeting in April 2019. The UK Higher Education User Group is an opportunity to meet with your peers to share best practices, improve your skills and maximise your potential with the Alteryx platform. It’s free and open to anyone regardless of their Alteryx knowledge or proficiency – we’ll provide the pizza and beer!
Come and join us at the Alteryx London office to meet like-minded individuals and get inspired!
If you are interested in presenting at this event, please get in touch with Andy Armstead: aarmstead@alteryx.com
Thursday 11 April 2019
17:00 - 19:00 BST
Alteryx UK
Floor 3
186 City Road
London
EC1V 2NT
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Agenda
17:00 – 17:30
Arrivals and networking
17:30 – 17:50
Constanza Arias-Aldana, Academic Division Analyst, University of Cambridge
17:50 – 18:20
Laura Hall, Management Information Analyst, University of Cambridge
Investigating undergraduate examination attainment: Are students’ characteristics a predictor of success?
Institutions are required to identify and reduce gaps in degree outcomes by the Office for Students Access and Participation plan. Using Alteryx predictive and reporting tools, we can generate a statistical analyses for each course, investigating a wide range of characteristics to identify these gaps with ease.
Investigating undergraduate examination attainment: Are students’ characteristics a predictor of success?
Institutions are required to identify and reduce gaps in degree outcomes by the Office for Students Access and Participation plan. Using Alteryx predictive and reporting tools, we can generate a statistical analyses for each course, investigating a wide range of characteristics to identify these gaps with ease.
18:20 – 19:00
Q&A and networking
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Speakers
Constanza Arias-Aldana
Analyst
University of Cambridge
Analyst
University of Cambridge
Andy Armstead
Account Executive
Alteryx
Account Executive
Alteryx
Laura Hall
Management Information Analyst
University of Cambridge
Management Information Analyst
University of Cambridge
