concept: intelli-seats by the a-team
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Intelli-Seat The A-TeamAndy E.- developer
Adrienne R.- teacher
Aurelio C-G. - teacher/coach
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What did we create and why is this important?
• Standardized and summative assessment data can only provide a limited picture of student needs. In order to gain a more complete picture of the student, the teacher needs formative assessment data, both quantitative and qualitative, that can be recorded on the fly. At this point, there is no one-stop-shopping way of doing that.
• This problem potentially impacts all students in all classrooms; in terms of teacher cost, it is negligible in terms of dollars, but can impact the teacher up to ten hours per week
• An interactive seating chart allows teachers to: – input student data in the form of assessment scores, observations and needs– access student data (grade book, standardized scores, demographic information)– see (at-a-glance) the RtI status of students in the class– connect students to specific interventions
• Teachers need an application on a mobile device that will allow them to easily access and input data in a seating chart format.
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How did we validate the problem?
Research:• Interviewed both teachers and administrators in elementary and high schools
Key Findings:
Both teachers and administrators have complained about…• the time taken to enter data in non-electronic form, and then re-entering that data into
a data base outside of class time• data that has been lost or missed due to not having an immediate system in which to
record the data
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Leveraging SLC
How SLC was used to bring the solution together: • The connective aspect of SLC allows the opportunity for teachers to pull and enter
data in one place, even if it is ultimately housed in different systems.
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Demonstration
• Insert screen shots• Launch demo (include URL)