Surviving the Datapocalypse
Classroom grades, state test scores, online programs, behavioral data, and benchmark data. It’s all just too much to manage! Teacher preparation programs due a great job of teaching us how to analyze and interpret data...they don’t do a good job at telling us how to manage our data. This lack of management leads to teachers feeling overwhelmed with data and ultimately leads to the Datapocalypse happening!
Classroom grades, state test scores, online programs, behavioral data, and benchmark data. It’s all just too much to manage! Teacher preparation programs due a great job of teaching us how to analyze and interpret data...they don’t do a good job at telling us how to manage our data. This lack of management leads to teachers feeling overwhelmed with data and ultimately leads to the Datapocalypse happening!
In this session, we will look at how educators can use Google Sheets to reduce the amount of time spent processing their data and increase the amount of time spent analyzing their data.
In this session, we will look at how educators can use Google Sheets to reduce the amount of time spent processing their data and increase the amount of time spent analyzing their data.
Presenter Information
Presenter Information
Ryan Bradford is the Coordinator of Instruction for Bert Corona Charter School. Ryan is passionate about bringing the fun back to education by using technology to enhance learning. Ryan believes that students should be using technology to innovate and create content, not just consume content. Ryan is one of the organizers of two local education conferences Playdate LA and edcampLAN and is the current President of the CUE Los Angeles Board of Directors. In addition to working in education, Ryan enjoys spending time with his wife Gina, his kids Ellie and Oliver, and dog Ash as well as learning and teaching no-gi jiu jitsu. You can find out more about Ryan by visiting his website (mrbradfordonline.com).