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DatabasED
by INsite at Education Analytics
Today's educators work in data rich environments. They interact with multiple systems in any given day, and often have questions about how this data can be used or moved but lack the time to delve into the details. DatabasED distills the complexities of data processes and analysis into terms and concepts that educators are familiar with and can connect with their day to day practice (and will occasionally provide a venue for data nerds to nerd out over related topics).
Episodes
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EA Stack Series Part IV: Giving District Data a Platform with Podium with Katie O'Brien
INsite, a consortium founded at the Indiana University School of Education, joined EA in July 2024. INsite's podcast, DatabasED, distills the complexities of data processes and analysis into terms and concepts that educators are familiar with and connect with their day-to-day practice. In the...
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Economists of Scale: Using Interoperability Technologies for Efficient Research with Large Datasets with Michael Christian and Sara Hu
INsite, a consortium founded at the Indiana University School of Education, joined EA in July 2024. INsite's podcast, DatabasED, distills the complexities of data processes and analysis into terms and concepts that educators are familiar with and connect with their day-to-day practice. In the...
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What’s the Deal with Standards? A Conversation with Eric Hilfer From 1EdTech
INsite, a consortium founded at the Indiana University School of Education, joined EA in July 2024. INsite's podcast, DatabasED, distills the complexities of data processes and analysis into terms and concepts that educators are familiar with and connect with their day-to-day practice. In the...
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Coding (B)Rules! Understanding the Importance of Business Rules with Kayla Bollinger
INsite, a consortium founded at the Indiana University School of Education, joined EA in July 2024. INsite's podcast, DatabasED, distills the complexities of data processes and analysis into terms and concepts that educators are familiar with and connect with their day-to-day practice.In the…
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EA Stack Series Part III: Easing Data Analytics by Leaps and Bounds with Erik Joranlien
INsite, a consortium founded at the Indiana University School of Education, joined EA in July 2024. INsite’s podcast, DatabasED, distills the complexities of data processes and analysis into terms and concepts that educators are familiar with and connect with their day-to-day practice. In the...
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Education Analytics Stack Series Part II: Moving Mountains of Data at The Speed of Light With Tom Reitz
INsite, a consortium founded at the Indiana University School of Education, joined EA in July 2024. INsite’s podcast, DatabasED, distills the complexities of data processes and analysis into terms and concepts that educators are familiar with and connect with their day-to-day practice. In the...
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Education Analytics Stack Series Part I: Achieving Interoperability Momentum with StartingBlocks
INsite, a consortium founded at the Indiana University School of Education, joined EA in July 2024. INsite’s podcast, DatabasED, distills the complexities of data processes and analysis into terms and concepts that educators are familiar with and connect with their day-to-day practice. In the...
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DatabasED Re-Launch, Part 2 with Noah Bookman & Libby Pier
INsite joined Education Analytics (EA) in July 2024, and part of that transition included the re-launch of the DatabasED podcast. Co-host Molly Stewart recently wrote a blog detailing the transition, if you’re interested in learning more, you can read the full blog here. For Part 2 of the...
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DatabasED Re-Launch, Part 1 with Rosh Dhanawade & Andrew Rice
INsite joined Education Analytics (EA) in July 2024, and part of that transition included the re-launch of the DatabasED podcast. Co-host Molly Stewart recently wrote a blog detailing the transition, if you’re interested in learning more, you can read the full blog here. For our first episode…
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Shooting for Science Fiction at the 2023 Education Leadership Data Analytics Conference
In our first live-audience episode, hosted at Teachers College in New York City, we talk with Dr. Brandi Hinnant-Crawford (Clemson University), Dr. Ryan Baker (University of Pennsylvania), and Dr. Subriya Jubilee (School District of Philadelphia) about how data and analytics can be used to change...
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It Ain’t the Fish, It’s the Water: Amy Hawn Nelson on Equity and Data Governance
This week we talk with Dr. Amy Hawn Nelson, Director of Training and Technical Assistance at the University of Pennsylvania’s Actionable Intelligence for Social Policy about AISP’s 2020 publication, “A Toolkit for Centering Racial Equity throughout Data Integration.” The Toolkit, and Dr. Hawn...
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Looking under the hood at teacher policy advocacy with May Hara and Annalee Good
In Episode 2 of Season 2, we talk with Dr. May Hara of Framingham State University and Dr. Annalee Good of the Wisconsin Center for Education Research about their new book, Teachers as Policy Advocates: Strategies for Collaboration and Change. Following the book’s chapter themes, we discuss…
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Progress, Process, Success; or, Don't Bang Your Head on the Wall for Too Long - an interview with staff from Loudoun County Public Schools
In Episode 1 of Season 2, we talk with an interdisciplinary group of staff from Loudoun County Public Schools in Virginia, which has been working on their single-district Ed-Fi implementation since 2018. Joanna Kaylor (Supervisor of Enterprise Support and Analytics), Kara Bane (Supervisor of Data...
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INsite updates! Season 2!
In this brief introduction to season 2, Molly and Rosh discuss changes to INsite over the course of the last year and what is coming in the future!
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"It's a giant game of chicken": Shane Fairbairn and Sherod Keen on learning and teaching Ed-Fi
Our guests this week are Dr. Shane Fairbairn and Sherod Keen from the North East Florida Educational Consortium, or NEFEC. NEFEC is a regional nonprofit educational service agency established to provide cooperative services to small and rural member districts. Through membership in NEFEC…
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The Love Legacy: Mobilizing Technology for Student and Teacher Support
“Everything we do supports the teacher-student relationship.” Adam Love, assistant principal at Decatur Middle School in the Metropolitan School District (MSD) of Decatur Township in Indianapolis, was one of the first school-level stakeholders to work closely with us on utilizing interoperable…
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So you think you’re not a “data person”: Ryan Estrellado on creating communities with data and data science
In this episode, we talk with educational consultant, data scientist, book author, podcast host, and former educational psychologist Ryan Estrellado about living in the Venn diagrams of overlapping professional communities and finding your (our) place in those intersections. We talk about…
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Part II of a very Special Education episode
In part II of Episode 10 (or technically Episode 11, because Anchor does not recognize decimal points), we dive even deeper into the challenges and potential solutions to balancing the need for increased linkages between individualization and standardization of special education data, as well as...
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We and the IEP: Individualization, Accountability, and Data Standardization with Joel Boehner, Dr. Sarah Hurwitz, and Dr. Jennifer Meller
Today we bring you the first segment of a very special two-part episode in which we get to speak with three guests representing all three of the focus areas that we've been working to bridge in this podcast: Joel Boehner, Assistant Director of Exceptional Learners at South Bend Community School...
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The (Digital) Data War Room with Chantell Manahan and Dr. Shauna Relue
This week we talk with two leaders from the Metropolitan School District (MSD) of Steuben County in Angola, Indiana, Chantell Manahan (Director of Technology) and Dr. Schauna Relue (Curriculum Director). Over the past two years, our guests have worked as a close, cross-sectional team on the...
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The Empathy Piece with Silvia Brunet-Jones
In this episode, Silvia Brunet-Jones, Technical Program Director of the K-12 Technology portfolio at the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation, gives us the origin story of Ed-Fi, which goes all the way back to Hurricane Katrina and student relocations from Louisiana to Texas. She highlights the early...
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A retrospective with Tim Pritchett on under-promising and over-delivering, turning barges, and no regrets
In this episode, we reminisce with Tim Pritchett, Technology Director at Monroe County Community School Corporation here in Bloomington, about our experiences moving through the early and difficult stages of implementing Ed-Fi and how we all ended up safely on the other side. We touch on personal...
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A Conversation with the Godfather of Ed-Fi Collaboratives: Don Dailey of the Michigan Data Hub
In this episode, we talk with Don Dailey, the 'Don' of Ed-fi collaboratives, about how he heralded the dawn of interoperability technology to Michigan's state education data systems (last godfather pun, we promise). But seriously, he does take us back to the days before personal computers, when...
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The Education "Data Digestive System" with John Watson
In this episode, we talk with Dr. John Watson, data scientist at the San Diego County Office of Education, about the ways in which data scientists provide value for education organizations. We touch on the evolution of standards in education and the need to be aware of multiple intelligences…
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Michael Gottfried and Kent McIntosh on education research and practice using transactional data (attendance and discipline/behavior)
In this episode, we talk with Dr. Michael Gottfried, applied economist at the University of Pennsylvania, and Dr. Kent McIntosh, professor at the University of Oregon and co-director of the US Department of Education’s Office of Special Education Programs’ National Technical Assistance Center on...
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Andrew Rice on Research, Tech, and Talent in Education Data/Analytics Work
Andrew Rice, CEO of the nonprofit organization Education Analytics, joins us to discuss the roles that research and technology each have to play--separately and together--in the education data/analytics environment. Andrew is trained as an economist and has unique perspectives on the ways in…
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Marcos Alcozer on the Nuances of Real Time Data and Analytics
In this episode, the INsite team talks with K12 analytics engineer Marcos Alcozer about his experiences and opinions with the idea of "real time" data and analytics in educational settings. We discuss the importance of understanding users' needs, get into operational databases versus denormalized...
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Alex Bowers on Data Use and Relationships
“Data cannot speak for itself.” In our first episode, we speak with Dr. Alex Bowers, Professor of Education Leadership at Teachers College, Columbia University, about the topics of data analysis, predictive analytics, and working with educators to leverage data for student and community growth.…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Today's educators work in data rich environments. They interact with multiple systems in any given day, and often have questions about how this data can be used or moved but lack the time to delve into the details. DatabasED distills the complexities of data processes and analysis into terms and concepts that educators are familiar with and can connect with their day to day practice (and will occasionally provide a venue for data nerds to nerd out over related topics).
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INsite at Education Analytics
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Today's educators work in data rich environments. They interact with multiple systems in any given day, and often have questions about how this data can be used or moved but lack the time to delve into the details. DatabasED distills the complexities of data processes and analysis into terms and...
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DatabasED is created and hosted by INsite at Education Analytics.
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