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Enhancing Education: Shared Learning Infrastructure Implementation Update

This initiative aims to support Common Core standards through a Data Portal. Features include data dashboards for educators, access to resources, online communities, and a non-proprietary architecture. The timeline involves awarding contracts, implementing data dashboards, and launching the system by Fall 2013.

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Enhancing Education: Shared Learning Infrastructure Implementation Update

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  1. Education Data Portal Implementation UpdateSupporting Common Core Learning Standards and Data Driven InstructionLIASCDOctober 5, 2012

  2. Goals at Launch • Data dashboards for educators, students, and families • Easy access to Common Core curriculum and instruction resources (EngageNY.org) • Online communities for educators • Ability for LEA’s, BOCES, NYSED, or third-parties to improve and add to the system

  3. EDP Non-Proprietary and Open Architecture Shared Learning Infrastructure (SLI) Selection and License Management System (Data Dashboard Solutions) Key Shared Learning Collaborative Data Dashboard Solutions Proposed TBD Vendor Contract(s) Vendor 1 Vendor 2 Vendor 3 Other Single Sign-On Portal EngageNY.org (2.0) Future 3rd Party Apps

  4. State Investment • Data Store • API’s (data transport) • Identity management (data security) • Single sign-on portal • Open, non-proprietary architecture and standards • LEA selection / App store

  5. Limitations at Launch • Available tools • Dashboards • Content management • Available data • State vs. local achievement data • Risks • Phase-in for parents • Phase-in for students

  6. Possible Future Apps • Learning maps • Recommendation engines • Online periodic assessments • Online courses / Learning Management • Career and College readiness progress tracking

  7. Sustainability • Reduce duplicate spending for back-end infrastructure and services • Access to swappable tools to match the end-user’s skill, need, and preference • Vendors compete on value and price vs. vertical lock-in • Approaches to long-term funding

  8. Timeline • Fall 2012: Contracts awarded • Content Management and System Services - PCG • Data Dashboard Solutions • ConnectEdu, eScholar, Pearson • Spring 2012 onward: • New data (student-parent and local achievement) • User account creation • Spring/Summer 2012: Dashboard Selection • Fall 2013: EDP Launch

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