Institutional strategic orientation most strongly influences the other enablers (PageRank 0.2430)¶
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q2 i? In the PageRank component measuring intensity of influence on other enablers, institutional strategic orientation ranked first by a clear margin. → Svetec 2026
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Svetec 2026¶
Svetec, B., Divjak, B., & Kadoić, N. (2026). From learning analytics to educational interventions: enhancing decision-making and learning design. International Journal of Educational Technology in Higher Education. https://doi.org/10.1186/s41239-026-00620-x
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PageRank centrality over the DEMATEL influence matrices (damping factor 0.85, arithmetic-mean aggregation) placed institutional strategic orientation (0.2430) well ahead of available resources (0.1846); the remaining enablers scored 0.1001–0.1100 and were considered considerably less influential.
"institutional strategic orientation (0.2430) came out as the most influential. It was followed by available resources (0.1846) and pedagogical & other research foundations (0.1534)."
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Related Claims¶
- Available resources received the highest AHP strength-of-influence priority (0.1753), marginally above institutional strategic orientation (0.1715) — related
- Institutional strategic orientation received the highest overall SNAP priority (0.2072) among the seven enablers — related
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Institutional strategic orientation most strongly influences the other enablers (PageRank 0.2430) |
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Institutional strategic orientation most strongly influences the other enablers (PageRank 0.2430) |
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