Online course dropout: why enrollment does not predict who finishes
Enrollment in an online course does not say who will finish it. How to measure completion by cohort and what to trigger before a student drops out.
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Enrollment in an online course does not say who will finish it. How to measure completion by cohort and what to trigger before a student drops out.
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