Investigation of Performance Analysis for Data‐Driven Intelligent Model With Internet of Things in Higher Education Teaching System

ABSTRACT Enhancing the intelligence of the higher education teaching system and making multimedia teaching equipment based on the Internet of Things (IoT) has become a significant concern for universities and colleges. In addition, predicting students' academic performance has drawn substantial attention in higher education institutions. However, despite widespread agreement that the learning objectives should lead to better education, minimal study has been done on predicting whether students will achieve these objectives. Hence, in this article, the Internet of Things‐assisted Intelligent Higher Education Teaching Model (IoT‐IHETM) has been suggested to evaluate the educators' and learners' performance. The data are taken from the University of California, Irvine (UCI) Educational Process Mining dataset for analysing the performance analysis of students and teachers. The intelligence classroom is the crucial structure of knowledge education platforms. Therefore, an intelligent classroom model based on the Internet is intended, which links with conventional network services via IoT gateways. Furthermore, the suggested IoT‐assisted online learning system evaluates students' levels of engagement and focuses throughout online lessons. The numerical analysis demonstrates that the proposed IoT‐IHETM model increases the student performance ratio by 97.4%, the teaching evaluation ratio by 98.2%, the teacher‐student interaction ratio by 96.5%, and the student satisfaction ratio by 95.5% compared to popular models.

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European Journal of Education
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2025-12-22
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https://doi.org/10.1111/ejed.70409
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Advanced Technologies in Various Fields
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Investigation of Performance Analysis for Data‐Driven Intelligent Model With Internet of Things in Higher Education Teaching System

Eesa Alsolami
European Journal of Education
Advanced Technologies in Various Fields
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Investigation of Performance Analysis for Data‐Driven Intelligent Model With Internet of Things in Higher Education Teaching System

Eesa Alsolami
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ABSTRACT Enhancing the intelligence of the higher education teaching system and making multimedia teaching equipment based on the Internet of Things (IoT) has become a significant concern for universities and colleges. In addition, predicting students' academic performance has drawn substantial attention in higher education institutions. However, despite widespread agreement that the learning objectives should lead to better education, minimal study has been done on predicting whether students will achieve these objectives. Hence, in this article, the Internet of Things‐assisted Intelligent Higher Education Teaching Model (IoT‐IHETM) has been suggested to evaluate the educators' and learners' performance. The data are taken from the University of California, Irvine (UCI) Educational Process Mining dataset for analysing the performance analysis of students and teachers. The intelligence classroom is the crucial structure of knowledge education platforms. Therefore, an intelligent classroom model based on the Internet is intended, which links with conventional network services via IoT gateways. Furthermore, the suggested IoT‐assisted online learning system evaluates students' levels of engagement and focuses throughout online lessons. The numerical analysis demonstrates that the proposed IoT‐IHETM model increases the student performance ratio by 97.4%, the teaching evaluation ratio by 98.2%, the teacher‐student interaction ratio by 96.5%, and the student satisfaction ratio by 95.5% compared to popular models.

European Journal of EducationVol. 61(1)
University of Jeddah (SA)
Quality Education
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Advanced Technologies in Various Fields
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