Big Data Is Not Bad Data
A string of high-profile data breaches has made some parents reflexively opposed to any collection of their children's information, but in order to deliver personalized education, districts have to gather and share students' statistics. Here's how the strategic use of data can boost teaching and learning.
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AV, Interactive & Collaborative Technologies for K-12 Education |
4/1/2015 |
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