Learning Analytics
Learning analytics is the collection, analysis, and reporting of data about learners in order to understand and optimize learning. The K-12 Blueprint Learning Analytics toolkit - developed with generous support from CDW-G* - includes resources and materials to help school leaders make the best decisions to ensure the greatest learning for all students.
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Blog A Recipe for Disaster RecoveryConsidering all of the potential threats to K–12 data, disaster recovery is crucial for schools and districts to retrieve and reclaim vital information, and to maintain operations; avoiding catastrophic shut downs. |
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News The 2020 GitHub Education Classroom ReportThe 2020 GitHub Education Classroom Report captures key insights into the student developer toolchain, how students are learning real-world workflows, and expectations around technical coursework. |
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News The 2021 EDUCAUSE Horizon Report | Teaching and Learning EditionThe latest EDUCAUSE Horizon report grapples with where our post-pandemic future may be headed, providing deep insights into student wellness and equity. |
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Blog Cloud Computing in Education: Tip of the IcebergThe past four years have seen a radical shift in how K-12 schools are deploying and managing devices, due almost exclusively to low-cost Chromebooks. For many IT departments, gone are the days of creating gold builds, overnight image pushes, and even shared network drives to manage student data and devices. The replacement is, of course, the software side of the Chromebook offering: G Suite for Education. |
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Blog Partnerships: Beyond the Pizza PartyWe’ve all been there before. Running out to pick up pizza for a school party or to keep people energized as they work long hours. I can’t begin to count the number of pizzas that I’ve purchased in my career as an educator for events like yearbook work sessions and after-school department meetings. And let’s be real. Pizza is easy. It’s cheap. No plates are needed and most people are happy to grab a slice and get back to work. |
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Blog Technology Can Help Compete For & Retain More Higher Education StudentsIs technology being used to deliver transformative education in higher education settings? Look at Elliott Levine's key points to bringing results that matter. |