As opposed to most analytics approaches that focus on analytics of learning, formative analytics aims to directly support learning, for a learner to reach their goals through “smart” analytics. Smart analytics may include: visualizations of potential learning paths or personalized feedback. Formative analytics might help learners to effectively self-regulate their learning. Students have a range of choices and options when they are learning in blended or online environments as to when, what, how, and with whom to study, with minimal guidance from teachers. Therefore, “appropriate” Self-Regulated Learning strategies are needed for achieving individual learning goals.