Becoming Data Smart:
A New Tool for Effective Data Use
The Assessment and Accountability Comprehensive Center (AACC) has developed and recently
launched a new data resource to help build the capacity of educators at all levels to use data
more effectively for decision making. The Appalachia Regional Comprehensive Center (ARCC) is
collaborating with the AACC to provide this webcast, which will explore the Data Use for
Continuous Quality Improvement Web site and how it can be used by educators within and beyond
ARCC’s five-state region.
The Web site details a process for data use applicable to different types of users—from
the classroom to the state level—and links relevant resources to those uses. The site includes an
interactive Map of Key Capacities, which will be explored during the webcast. Input from classroom,
school, district, and state leaders on how to use the tool will be included during the webcast.
Data Use for Continuous Quality Improvement
http://datause.cse.ucla.edu/
System Requirements:
Windows Media Player
Use the following links to skip forward to the beginning of major sections within the Webcast video.
Introduction
Overview of Data Use Tool
Leadership
Data Quality Assurance
Infrastructure
Communication
Action for Learning
Questions and Answers
Quicktime
Please note: Chapter markers will appear in the interface and can be used to navigate through the video. They may take a little while to download.
http://dl.nmmstream.net/media/edvantia/280607/arccwebcast2.mov
Click here for a transcript of the Webcast in Acrobat PDF
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