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The launch of artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT have increased awareness for K12 classroom and district leaders. The topic of many water cooler and school board conversations, AI language models and chatbots have created a revolutionary moment in the world of education. In this webinar we’ll cover what our role as edtech leaders is in a district’s approach to generative AI and how to increase understanding around AI while decreasing disruptions to K12 lessons and curriculums. We’ll also discuss what the future might hold for AI and K12, disruptive IT analogs we can relate to, and derivative works and curriculums.
MTSS teams have the important responsibility of collecting, connecting, and analyzing vast amounts of data that inform decision-making to ensure all students are supported efficiently and effectively. The problem is that data often “lives” in different systems and formats, which can make it difficult for educators to develop a comprehensive view of student needs, growth, and overall success. So how do we ensure that the appropriate data are identified, aggregated, and exchanged so we can DO something with it? Enter Data Interoperability! In this webinar, we’ll explore what data interoperability is and why it’s critical to your MTSS practice. We’ll also use Branching Minds and ClassLink as examples of how data interoperability looks and how it can help streamline your MTSS practice, enhance collaboration, improve outcomes, and ensure equity.
The launch of artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT have increased awareness for K12 classroom and district leaders. The topic of many water cooler and school board conversations, AI language models and chatbots have created a revolutionary moment in the world of education. In this webinar we’ll cover what our role as edtech leaders is in a district’s approach to generative AI and how to increase understanding around AI while decreasing disruptions to K12 lessons and curriculums.
Join us for a groundbreaking new initiative to support schools on their journey toward becoming cyber-secure. ClassLink and ENA have teamed up to create a coalition of ed-focused organizations dedicated to this cause. Introducing the Cybersecurity Rubric (CR) for education, an easy-to-use tool informed by NIST and other relevant cybersecurity and privacy frameworks. Say goodbye to the complexities of past standards and frameworks! Instead, this tool will help K-12 practitioners to self-assess their cybersecurity environment and be used for continuous improvement. Attend this webinar to gain exclusive access to the rubric, training, and a waived exam fee to become a CCRE (Certified Cybersecurity Rubric Evaluator).
Today, technology procurement is more complex and involves more stakeholders than ever before. Working closely together, purchasing teams and technology teams must determine which products and services offer safe and secure systems at the best price and value while meeting compliance regulations and purchasing guidelines. Join this webinar to learn how technology teams can work with purchasing teams to better understand their role in the RFP process and how we may develop strategies to design more comprehensive RFPs. In this webinar, you’ll learn about using data privacy agreements to mitigate risk and manage data, examining how Technology and Purchasing teams can work together to meet the objectives of a project, and inspecting key processes to ensure technologies being purchased follow compliance, security, best value, and regulations.
In the third installment of this series, Amy McLaughlin (CoSN) discusses the key technologies for protecting schools and data, the limitations of technologies as an essential safety net, Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and Backup and recovery.
