#Edtech that personalizes based upon students’ feelings
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about how we might expand what we call “data” in schools to encompass more than just test scores. This EdWeek article describes a novel, technological … Continue reading
New Lessons on Leading for Districts for #EdTech and #EdData Use
In today’s mail: the December issue of Journal of School Leadership, which features my recent article, Assumptions, Strategies, and Organization: Central Office Implementation of Computer Data Systems. It tells the stories of … Continue reading
Listen to Hidden Brain!
Here is my new favorite podcast. It’s by a familiar voice on NPR, Shankar Vedantam. This particular episode has lots of neat tidbits on how to give and receive feedback, … Continue reading
Have any comments for my #EdData video?
Here’s a link to my “Vialogue” about things that go right and wrong when implementing computer data systems. The neat part is that viewer comments get time stamped into the video. … Continue reading
Preview of my talk on the future of #edtech at EU Parliament
Hello from Dublin International Airport! On Monday, I speak at EU Parliament about the future of educational technologies in the Europe. Below is the executive summary for the paper that … Continue reading
What does “leadership for data use” look like?
I’m teaching a class entitled “Using Data and Evidence for School Improvement” to an group of aspiring school leaders. Last night, I closed class by asking students to illustrate what “leadership … Continue reading
Are Leaders Prepared to “Pass the Test” on Data Use?
I don’t think any other state is doing this yet. Massachusetts is requiring that aspiring school leaders demonstrate their skills at using data for decision making as a part of … Continue reading
