Large-Scale Assessment of Learning with Juried Assessment

Feedback fuels learning. Decades of research have shown that fast, effective feedback leads to outsized gains in student growth, engagement, and achievement.

In this webinar, we sat down with Mary Jane Warden of Park Ridge-Niles School District 64 to discuss why awareness and communication should be critical components of a district’s cybersecurity and data privacy plan. Districts must educate all the members of their community about safe practices and ensure they know where to look to see what software or apps are approved for use. You’ll learn how an edtech effectiveness system can: Make it easy for teachers, students and families to see what apps are approved for use and which are not (and why); Educate your community on the privacy features of specific edtech apps Support consistent app vetting and review processes with a single pathway to request new products.

From strategic planning and outcomes assessment to student engagement and retention, institutions are learning it’s possible to bring their data together and ask questions about their most pressing challenges – and actually find the answers. This 20-minute webinar explores how your institutional leaders can use an enterprise-wide approach to transform practices and evolve the student experience.

Incorporating coding and STEAM into any classroom is rarely simple, but in this webinar, our guests will show you how to make it possible both with and without screens. They’ll discuss ed-tech tools that can be easily accessed, including a robotic programming editor with five skill levels from pre-reader to master. They'll also explore screen-free coding with markers and paper, which educators can use to teach basic coding concepts like cause/effect and debugging.In this webinar, you’ll discover new ways of incorporating STEAM in your classrooms, learn about the robot recommended by 95 percent of teachers surveyed, explore a demo of Ozobot’s 2 Ways to Code, and enjoy a sneak preview of what’s next for the students in your schools.