Transforming Data to Information in Service of Learning (Executive Summary)

While states, districts, and schools have long collected education data, we still lack the ability to easily transform that data into information that will help guide policy or decisions affecting instruction, school administration, and operations. Education data and information systems need to be in service of learning. We must think systemically
about how to make information easily accessible to help guide decision-making in a way that is usable in support of student success. Simply put, we must raise the profile of data interoperability issues if we are serious about increasing learning opportunities for all of the nation’s students.

Scope, Technical Requirements, Approaches, and Recommendations- GIM-CCSS Project

This document outlines key technical requirements, solution approaches and recommendations for a free, open and faithful digital representation of the Common core State Standards (CCSS) at lower levels of granularity as determined by users. It technical discusses issues surrounding:
– creating a digital/machine readable/processible representation of the CCSS based on a well-defined information architecture
– assigning, using and managing identifiers assigned to granular statements within the CCSS
– providing metadata describing the granular statements within the CCSS.

SETDA Report: Technology Requirements for Large-Scale Computer-Based and Online Assessment: Current Status and Issues

This report provides a snapshot of the current technology requirements for select states implementing large-scale, online summative assessments (and for formative and other assessments when available). In addition, it presents a list of issues for the Race to the Top consortia and states to consider as they make decisions regarding their technology requirements for initial implementation by 2014-15 and beyond.

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