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How Can Schools Better Use Data to Personalize Learning?

By Tara Smith published

While most US high-school students aspire to earn a college degree, less than one in three succeed.

District Tools
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Making Data Meaningful With FH Grows

By Chris Aviles, Teacher, Fair Haven Schools, NJ published

To get the most out of our school gardens, students have built sensors and monitors using Raspberry Pis.

Classroom Tools
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Vernier Software & Technology to Host 20 Free Data-Collection Workshops

By TL Editors published

Attendees will receive hands-on training using data-collection technology, as well as a Go Direct® Temperature Probe for their classroom.

STEM
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Facilitating Inquiry in the Classroom, Part 4: Exploring Search Engines and Databases

By Michael Gorman published

In this post, I'll describe seven types of search engines all students and teachers should be aware of.

EdTech
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FEATURE: Data Privacy and Security: A Continuing Challenge

By TL Editors published

Hacked school networks held hostage for ransom demands have become far too common, although not widely discussed. Dealing with a hacked system and the public fall out is not something districts want to publicize.

Security
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NEWS & TRENDS: Three Ongoing Trends in Education Data

By TL Editors published

Although privacy and security grab most of the data headlines, three other ideas continue to gain momentum: interoperability, meta-analysis, and continuous improvement.

Learning
Technology Not Going to Solve Data Privacy

Technology Not Going to Solve Data Privacy

By Eileen Belastock published

Technology
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