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March Feature Coming Up! - Photography OnlyOn March, we are going to celebrate:1) Read Across America (March 2 - adopted from the birthday of Dr. Seuss!)2) World Maths Day (March 6)3) Sun-Earth Day (March 20)In relation to those, I'd like to dedicate my March feature to EDUCATION: Reading, Mathematics, and Science. And here are a few of sort of things I'd like to see in the photographs: children, school, library, books, globe, numbers, Rubik's Cube, Pacman arcades, math squared notebooks, space or/and stars, aliens, telescope, magnifying glass, Star Wars, and to honor the remarkable quirky man who wrote philosophy for children, Dr.Seuss-related ones would also be great! And of course: NERDS - they rule the world! :bookworm:Now please don't take the word "education" in this context as something dull and boring. It is an important aspect of our lives. What would this world be without education? Think about education and the promise of the future it brings! See it as something bright and promising. Learning is fun! So,
Holla, Netizens!How're you all doing? Is it just me or DeviantArt really is getting less crowded?Anyway, I'm sorry it's been a while since the last time I posted something nice. I've just been so busy since the last few months - bad: I've officially became a slave for the International Baccalaureate now, good: IT'S MY FINAL YEAR. So, yeah, I have no choice but to forget my hobby a little bit. But hey, X'mas holiday is coming! This means I'll have a bit of free time to do art! I swear I've missed it so much. :"))But that's not why I'm writing this journal. Actually, I'd like to thank my friend :iconravador: once again for the surprise gift (3-month subscription)! Thanks Rob, it's definitely one of the best gifts I received this year. I'll surely make the best out of it. I am very happy right now because I've longed for a subscription since ages ago, and now it's here! (I'm just so excited about this whole subscription thing. I can't wait to explore all the special features!) Thus, I'd like to
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Devious Journal EntryGreetings, people! It's been a long time since the last time I updated my journal.I am now in grade 10 and very busy compared the time when I was in primary and middle school. I'm starting to hate schooldays -_____- I can hardly wait for the upcoming Idul Fitri holiday!Oh yeah, and I feel like losing my creativity. HEEEEEELPPP!
Devious Journal EntryGreetings, people! It's been a long time since the last time I updated my journal.I am now in grade 10 and very busy compared to primary and middle school. I'm starting to hate schooldays -_____- I can hardly wait for the upcoming Idul Fitri holiday!Oh yeah, and I feel like losing my creativity. HEEEEEELPPP!
I FORGOT MY NAME!GOTCHA! So, I was thinking about featuring works of other artists in my journal, but then I found out that it can only be done by subscribers. I'm so pissed. pfftAnyway, it's May already; zOMG! Next month I will leave middle school and go to high school. I hate growing up. I wanna remain young for life. When I was younger, I had always wanted to grow up. Now I'm a teenager, and I kinda miss my childhood. Seriously, time flies faster than any bird! It's so unfair. Alright then, time to go. I gotta study for my Visual Arts exam tomorrow. Arrivederci (it means bye-bye), people! Thanks for looking at my journal.
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Collection: The LeonidsShare|ArchiveThe LeonidsThe year's best naturally-occurring light show, the Leonids meteor shower, is due overhead on the nights of November 15 - 20. The passing comet "Tempel-Tuttle" leaves a debris field of meteoroid particles in its wake each year that the Earth will spin through on those nights. Larger "Leonids," about 10 mm across, have a mass of half a gram and are known for their brightness. The Leonid shower may deposit 13 tons of particles across our planet. The Leonid meteor storm of 1833 may have been the biggest, brightest ever, producing an estimated 240,000 meteoroids entering our atmosphere over 9 hours. Both Nati
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UT president Bill Powers is the 2012 co-recipient of the prestigious John G. Fleming Memorial Prize for Torts Scholarship.
Powers, former dean of UT Law, won the joint award for a large body of work, including his Restatement Third, Torts: Liability for Physical and Emotional Harm, written with Wake Forest professor Michael D. Green for the American Law Institute.
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While Powers' legal training was most recently and publicly on display during the Supreme Court's Fisher v. University of Texas deliberations, Powers continues to write and publish legal works. He is also a University Distinguished Teaching Professor, as well as the Hines H. Baker and Thelma Kelley Baker Chair in Law at the School of Law.
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Pet Present Extravaganza: Hanukkah for Pets (Day 4)
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Posted by Anne Barleone (left) and Patty Killoran, interns in the Primary Care Office at the Massachusetts Department of Public Health.
This is another in series of profiles of health care professionals who have benefited from the Massachusetts Loan Repayment Program. The MLRP works to increase access to comprehensive primary care in underserved areas, by providing up to $50,000 towards outstanding educational loans for health professionals who commit to work at an eligible health care organization for two full-time years.
Today we're profiling Kate Lufkin, an MLRP alumna who's a social worker at the South Boston Community Health Center.
Kate planned to continue to medical school and become a physician after she completed her bachelor's degree in psychology and neuroscience. After graduation she accepted a job at the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) where she worked in a clinic on a research study.
At HSPH she discovered that she loved interacting with patients. She enjoyed learning about her patients' medical histories; helping them to go through questionnaires; and learning about their eating habits and lifestyles. She realized that what she loved most about her job – getting to know patients in a personal way – she would not be able to do as a physician. She decided to change career paths, and enrolled in a graduate social work program.
By reducing the burden of Kate's student debt, the MLRP played a significant role in Kate's decision to work at the South Boston Community Health Center and has allowed her to continue working there.
"Financially, if I did not have the MLRP, I would not have been able to stay here as long as I have," she said. "It was a huge incentive to stay at the Health Center, 100%."
Participating in the program has allowed Kate to continue to do work with a community and a population that she finds personally rewarding and professionally fulfilling. Although she completed the MLRP several years ago, she continues to call the community health center her professional home.
Kate works with a diverse population at the center. While the facility serves all South Boston residents, Kate tends to work mostly with low-income, underserved patients. "We serve all across the socio-economic spectrum. Our underserved population is not any different from a normal population going into a doctor's office. People that come into the office want to make changes in their lives, which is a common theme among people and isn't necessarily dependent on their socio-economic status."
Working together, we can ensure that all Massachusetts residents – regardless of where or how they live – have access to health care and health services. Learn more about the MLRP and find out whether you or someone you know may qualify.
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OCD elves...help! Can't stop!
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
Sunday, November 16, 2014
"Keep[ it simple" she said
The Festival of lights show at my friend's amazing Victorian home which is full of wonderful art, imagination, and little girls. is being held once more before they sell their home and move on.
I have not been felting for a long time, so I really have nothing for the festival.
Not participating is not an option, we have become family.
So, Amy said, "just do something simple, a few little things, it does not matter."
With that in mind I stabbed out five little bodies to make "simple" elves.
This is the first of the five.
He is nine inches tall, and this is his pet, also nine inches wide.
I am incapable of keeping it simple.
Now I am on a roll, and will have to get busy to have enough to take to the festival.
It is so good to get back into stabbing, Feels just right, Stabbing raw wool into some sort of creature is amazing, As I have said before, I have no control over what happens, I am not responsible, the wool just takes off and becomes what it will. this time the spider surprised me, in a pretty great way.
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Saturday, November 15, 2014
red stuff here and there
Red is not for everyone, It is an attention getter - not everyone wants to be noticed. When I was very young I wanted my super power to be invisibility. I still try to achieve that especially at social gatherings where I do not know people well. I find out what color the walls are and wear that color, I stand very still...I have nearly achieved my favorite super power.
And what might yours be?
Red just pops ! - everything seems more dramatic, even boys lying around in the sun. Or a door to a kid's shop.
The almost red chair sits waiting to be noticed, It is not quite red enough. Not quite dramatic enough. Perhaps that is why it is edging closer and closer to the canal...
Red is cheerful, looking though red shuttered windows has got to make the day look better.
more orange than red I suppose but still - a grabber!
This little dog does not like red, he is angry about red...
Red is also an angry color.
and this little dog is dead...in red...the shop owner loved him very much and could not let him go.
an ever faithful little shop companion. Red is one symbol for LIFE- so there you go...a confusing photo to carry around in your head for the rest of the day.
Photos from Amsterdam and Bruges.
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Thursday, November 13, 2014
Socialist housing, living in art.
Quite by accident Stella and I found Het Schip at the Spaarndammerplantsoen, 3 blocks of Proletarian housing, built during 1911 to 1920. At the turn of former century, the working class had been living in dismal conditions, burning peat, no water, no electricity, families of eleven living in one leaky cold room.
1901 the Housing Act was passed to improve the lives of the workers and families, which stated that everyone is entitled to good living conditions, with rooms, toilet, cooker, heat, garden Post office, school,and a community house.
IT was no longer possible for greedy private owners to collect rent from workers living in dire conditions.
Financed by cooperative housing association, run by worker's collective...socialists!
Het Schip is now an expressionist museum of Amsterdam school of Architecture, 120 apartments initially, now narrowed down to 80, still alive with inhabitants- the waiting list is about 15 years...
Living in art, sculptural interesting buildings , sideways tiles, symbols of freedom, fairness, socialism, the proletariat, the all, are cleverly woven into the fabric of each wall, building...amazing for the time, has got to cheer you up even on the coldest Amsterdam day! Humor subtly throughout, tiles in the pavement of adorable animals doing adorable animal things.
Patterns in brick of all sorts.
We went into an original apartment, kept pristine. It was roomy but not too much so, had separate bedrooms, a nursery, kitchen with a cooker and ice box, table for kitchen activity, dining room, living room, hallway- the lot! Windows- leaded stained glass, a small garden for each apartment, a little garden shed. WOW! I so want to live there, who wouldn't! I am sure it improved workers production as well , so nothing lost except greedy landlords...
At age 27 Michel De Klerk had shown promise in his architectural skills though he had not yet done anything but study and draw...He was hired for this project- he poured all of his skill, vision and talent into this new idea of low income housing.
He died 3 years after completion.
The housing act of 1901 is finally loosing steam somewhat, after two world wars and the new influx of immigrants, the increase in wealth, people now want to OWN their own rather than subscribing to the socialist idea of all in it together...rent freezes, low income affordability. And so, greed returns as it inevitably does with humans.
If you are in Amsterdam be sure to go to this neighborhood, the entire section is glorious, reestablishes that humans , at one time in history, did it right.
although, there is THIS! The HAM.
although, there is THIS! The HAM.
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Tuesday, November 11, 2014
la dame de fer
The zillions of antenna at the top of La Dame De Fer are what saved it from demolition. Radio and communication became very important, more important than the "eyesore" of the Eiffel Tower after it's construction for a world's fair...
It truly is the most impressive structure I have ever seen! Just amazing up close, MASSIVE and breathtaking!
It has it's own colour, Eiffel brown, which is applied every seven years, about fifty tons of it!
The seventy some names of scientists , engineers and mathematicians are gold, the horses knee is pointing your eye in that general direction.
Of course, not a singe female name is up there- that was then...
I did not go up in the little red elevator, I just stood at the bottom and gasped. It is astonishing. I did not expect it to be so, having grown up with it's image on everything in miniature, I really was not prepared for it's Majesty!
and it's elegance. She is a magnificent Dame!
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Monday, November 10, 2014
art in the hall and more train from Portland
I walk with Erik to the school, say goodbye, look around the halls a bit. Art on the walls- the top addressing the homeless problem in Chinatown.
Train station not far, Grab an amazing sandwich at Lovejoy Bakery and eat outside with eight dogs, and several babies. Just like Europe where dogs are welcome and can sit at the table with their people.
The station , a step back in time, very clean and very nice.
We board, I am traveling business class, leather seat by myself by the window. The conductor forgives me for erasing the e ticket from my phone, even finds me a better seat than the one assigned to me.
Train moves along through pretty country, about an hour in, it stops, the conductor apologizes, blames the coal trains hauling their evil from Wyoming and buggering up passenger trains, We wait, Conductor goes out into the beautiful day and seems to be very pleased with it.
Nice break!
I do not think he was entirely cross about the delay...
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The Tampa Tribune and eSchool News write about how students in the Tampa, Florida area are being trained in how to handle themselves online. The initiative goes hand-in-hand with a new "BYOD" (bring your own device) program that is letting kids in Hillsborough County Public Schools, the school district in the Tampa area, bring their phones, tablets and laptops to school.
From the Tribune article:
Nikki Rideout, a media specialist at Woodbridge Elementary School, said teaching students how to act online has become part of her job.
"The media specialist position has changed so much," Rideout said. "We are no longer keepers of the books. It's an instructional technology piece we've brought under our wing."
So far this school year, Rideout has met with several classes each week and other teachers have requested that she work with their classes, too. She has the students practice their social media skills on Edsby, the district's online gradebook and communication site.
"The students are so receptive," Rideout said.
More than a quarter of a million students, teachers and parents in the Tampa region make heavy use of Edsby. Details here.]]>
Hillsborough County Public Schools in Tampa, Florida—the eighth largest school district in the U.S.—uses Edsby to capture and report on student grades. Edsby makes individual assessment scores and overall academic progress available to parents and students during the academic quarter if individual teachers choose to do so.
At the same time, Edsby is also relied on to generate report cards for Hillsborough.
Keeping track of and reporting on academic progress in this district is a huge task; there are approximately 200,000 students, 18,000 teachers and tens of thousands of parents making heavy use of Edsby in Hillsborough alone.
Let's take a look at how report cards work in Edsby, and how the process works at Hillsborough in particular.
How Edsby produces report cards
The concept behind report cards in Edsby is simple: Edsby issues teachers a set of electronic report card "sheets," one per class, with areas for entering the required information pertaining to each student in each class. If teachers enter student grades throughout the quarter, generating report cards can be easy. Edsby even calculates the average, although the teacher is able to use their professional judgment to override the calculated average.
For most schools and districts, after teachers enter their report card comments and submit their report card sheets electronically to the office through Edsby, report cards can be printed by schools directly from Edsby on special templates that match the district's reporting standards. In Hillsborough, elementary schools do exactly this, saving vast amounts of time, effort and expense.
In other schools and districts, the raw report card data is exported to another district application for collation and printing, and this is the method Hillsborough uses for middle and high schools. After teachers use Edsby to submit report card comments and final grades, Edsby sends this data to the district's existing report card printing system, which physically prints report cards for middle and high school students in the county.
At each stage of the process, Edsby allows districts to monitor report card progress and see where their thousands of teachers are at what point in the workflow.
Hillsborough County by the numbers
This past quarter, teachers in Hillsborough County submitted over 5 million grades to the Edsby grade book for this report card cycle, with some 830,000 grades submitted on the busiest day. About 250,000 of those grades were submitted on the last day teachers could enter grades, illustrating a popular lament of Hillsborough students—that some teachers only use Edsby as a simple report card reporting system and only enter grades at the end of the quarter instead of throughout the quarter.
After all the gradebook data was in, Edsby generated 91,209 electronic report card sheets for teachers to fill out. Each sheet sought comments on individual students' performance and a final first quarter grade in each class for each student.
In the case of middle and high schools, Edsby then sent 732,104 final grades and comments to the district's report card printing system, which ultimately printed out 102,483 student report cards last week.
Assistant Principals in Hillsborough elementary schools used Edsby to directly print 95,179 report cards in English and Spanish in their own offices, bypassing the export to the legacy report card printing system.
High performance
Edsby performance has been much improved from last year's report card cycles at Hillsborough, when server response was impacted by the withering load of 18,000 teachers submitting grades and comments in the last days of each report card cycle.
Today, Edsby sees relatively little performance impact in report card season, averaging about one-tenth of a second response times across all requests, and below two-tenths of a second even at peak loads of well over 500 requests per second from Hillsborough users alone. That's fast!
Hillsborough is also happy that Edsby now gives it a way to easily access and report grades from students that transfer schools within the district. It was unable to do so with its last electronic grade book system.
For more information on how Hillsborough County uses Edsby, read this profile.]]>
Villanova College is a community-based school. Which means it treats parents as a vital component of a student's education and the student's school experience. Edsby is to play a big role in helping improve parent participation even further.
Villanova, which has a 33 acre campus in the Toronto area, is part of the Augustinian Catholic intellectual tradition and community of schools whose history dates back to 1842 in North America. Its affiliation to seven other Augustinian high schools in the United States and Villanova University makes it part of a broad and rich educational community, according to the school.
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Toronto, Ontario; October 10th, 2014 — CIO Review has named Edsby one of 20 Most Promising Education Tech Service Providers, an annual listing profiling 20 technology companies offering leading education technology services. The honor was conferred upon an evaluation of Edsby's modern cloud-based LMS, a social learning and engagement platform optimized for the smartphone generation.
CIO Review writes:
With its modern web and mobile technologies, Edsby, an Ontario, Canada-based company, connects teachers, students and parents in exciting new ways. Its set of web and mobile applications for K-12 school districts include attendance, school news, group collaboration, grade books, timetables and calendars, course planning, report cards and more. Edsby is ideal for whole school districts, because it integrates with existing SIS and authentication systems, leveraging data and security systems that already exist, and allows deep per-district customization.
The annual list of companies is selected by a panel of experts and members of CIO Review's editorial board.
CIO Review highlighted Edsby's leverage of school districts' existing authentications systems and customizability per district as particularly important:
As with every social platform, there's a persistent concern regarding security and access. To address this concern, Edsby connects to school districts' existing back-end authentication systems to ensure security and scalability, fitting the policies of each specific district. Also, an innate understanding that different school boards and CIOs have different requirements sets Edsby at the front of the pack. On-the-go Edsby applications can be downloaded on popular mobile devices, helping contribute to why some schools call Edsby their killer app. The company is working to enhance the features of its offering.
"Edsby has been on our radar for some time now for stirring a revolution in education technology and we are happy to showcase them this year due to their continuing excellence in delivering top-notch technology-driven solutions," said Harvi Sachar, Publisher & Founder, CIO Review. "Edsby continued to break new ground within the past year benefiting its customers around the globe, and we're excited to have the company featured on our top companies list."
The full review of Edsby is found on page 78 of the October issue of CIO Review. Read it here.
The magazine's circulation is 77,000 subscribers. An additional 25,000 educational professionals involved in purchasing IT products/services are also receiving the October education issue of the magazine.
About Edsby
Edsby is a modern, purpose-built LMS for K-12 that enables school districts and private schools to connect their teachers, students and parents together using the technologies that have become so pervasive in people's lives today. Edsby is developed by CoreFour, a team that has been building scalable, reliable software systems for education organizations around the world for almost 30 years using latest technology and standards. Edsby is a registered trademark of CoreFour Inc.
About CIO Review
CIO Review constantly endeavors to identify "The Best" in a variety of areas important to tech business. Through nominations and consultations with industry leaders, its editors choose the best in different domains. More about the magazine at www.cioreview.com.
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After all, there's not a lot of money in education budgets these days. And if software companies—along with their visionary, deep-pocketed investors—now find it fashionable to give their products away so as to show a large user base and good growth numbers, isn't this a boon that works in educators' favor?
Many companies give away products that educators can use for free. In a so-called "freemium" model, some of these companies offer premium versions with expanded features if you pay a little money.
What do these services have in common? They all start out free, and they can be quickly adopted by students and teachers without requiring buy-in from administrators and districts.
On the surface, free sounds good. Teachers get easy access to try stuff without any centralized budgetary or IT approval required. In most cases, users just create a user ID and log in. If they want to add student and parent access, they just create additional accounts, also for free.
But IT professionals and school administrators we speak with tell us they're starting to worry about the very real risks and pitfalls associated with free systems in education for five main reasons:
1. Free systems usually aren't very robust
Free solutions in education are usually relatively simple technology. The feature set is designed to minimize support costs instead of supporting sound pedagogy. So, district and state grading schemes, stranding, streaming, state standards and more are simply non-existent. Support for school or district wide reporting and data analysis is absent. And what region doesn't have unique assessment and reporting standards?
2. Free systems aren't integrated with district systems
Free systems are typically not integrated with the school or district main student information system (SIS), the identity management system that controls logins across multiple applications (e.g. Microsoft's Active Directory), or any attendance database, report card system or resource scheduling system. Sometimes there's no data sharing of assessment results into your online gradebook. It's hard to connect to systems like this and do it in an elegant way, so very few free tools do.
3) Free systems often push the administration burden to teachers
Because they're not connected to district systems, free sites typically have no knowledge of which students are in a given class or school. Teachers are often left with the challenge of inputting students and classes for a gradebook or student rewards system, for instance, and removing and adding students as they come and go. When it comes to parent communication, some teachers take on the burden of running their own email lists, managing updates themselves as parents and their email addresses change. Some technically advanced teachers even attempt websites for individual classes and resource sharing. Teachers shouldn't be shouldering these additional responsibilities!
This opt-in nature also makes for inequity across a school or district. Students with the keen teachers get access to the cool tools, but other students are left out. Often, teachers in the highest-need schools are already overwhelmed. The last thing they need is to become experts in CSV files or email service provider list management.
When you add up the number of hours it takes for teachers and administrators to manage "free" systems, how free are they, really?
4) What's free today might not be in the future – or may even be GONE
How can you budget to maybe have to pay at some point for a tool you count on using today for free? What if there's no money in your budget the year the vendor decides to start charging? What do you do? Stop using the system?
The freemium model is not working for everyone. Many companies that are giving their software away—and their investors—are waking up to the fact that freemium is great when it works, but it doesn't actually work all that often.
If a vendor doesn't find some way to make money, no matter how much capital they've raised, their funding will dry up and they're going to end up out of business. In other words, even the most well funded companies need to crack the revenue code, and not all will. And that's going to lead to even bigger headaches for schools that will cost even more to fix. Companies need revenue to continue development and to support existing installations, i.e. to survive.
5) You may find yourself paying an unexpected price
Users of social media like Facebook have been learning the old saw, if you're not paying for a product or service, you're the product. While there are guidelines in education and laws in many countries worldwide aimed at protecting student data, even big companies like Google that should know better have made mistakes. Now, if Google can mess up, how many other companies may cut corners as they try to monetize teacher and student information because that's their only path to revenue?
At some point free solutions can suddenly come at an unexpected cost. That cost may be through licensing fees, fees for upgrades, or service fees. Maybe advertising you may not want. Or perhaps that cost comes in the form of lost data when a company goes away because it couldn't stay in business and refused to give you a way to export your data.
District IT personnel sometimes get involved, but not always for the reasons you might think. IT staff are increasingly being called on to police teachers' applications to mitigate school districts' legal exposure. How many well-meaning teachers understand the potential for litigation for accidentally sharing a student's academic information with someone they thought was a parent or guardian? Or maybe who was a parent at one time, but isn't any longer after a court ruling? Teachers shouldn't be expected to shoulder the added burden of knowing about and managing critical information that the school office or district is already managing.
It's only smart for educators to look carefully before tying themselves to free or freemium services. Schools and boards will forego free software for the right software. For instance, 29 New York City schools opted out of a free Department of Education-developed data management system in favor of a paid one. And users of free systems move over to our social learning and education engagement system, Edsby, all the time.
The take away here is clear: "Free" solutions can cost your school or district real time, real money and real results. When looking for future systems, place special emphasis on platforms that integrate with your district-wide legacy applications, such as student information systems, so that teachers aren't shouldering the burden of data entry. And last but not least, plan for properly managed school or district-wide rollouts to ensure that all students and teachers get the benefits of modern tools, not just the early adopting teachers and their students.
Scott Welch is Co-Founder of Edsby, a commercial all-in-one application for K-12 school districts that offers attendance, lesson planning, social learning, gradebooks, parent engagement and more. Details at www.edsby.com.
An earlier version of this article was originally published in SEEN Magazine.]]>
Polls can be used to ask simple questions to a class or group. They're useful for collecting anonymous responses from students, colleagues, or parents.
Polls can be posted in any class or group and can only be accessed by members of the class or group.
Viewing and participation depends on the rules of the class or group. Anyone with permission to contribute to the particular class or group where the poll is posted will also have permission to vote. However, those who only have permission to view will not be able to participate but will have access to the results of the poll.
Polls can have file attachments and may be posted to multiple classes. And their results can be kept private by the creator of the poll or shared with all respondents.
Members of a class or group can now like a post by hovering over the item and clicking Like. Members of the class or group can see who like a post. Clicking Unlike removes your name from list of people who like the post.
New Edsby clients for iOS and Android introduce faster performance and fix many longstanding issues. And expect even more mobile improvements in the coming weeks as Edsby introduces even more features and fixes without having to upgrade the application in your mobile device. The Edsby mobile apps will magically improve even more without a new download of the app itself.
Users can now upload files from Microsoft OneDrive (formerly SkyDrive) or their Google Drive accounts if their district or school has enabled the capability.
Edsby has introduced initial support for the Learning Tools Interoperability specification (1.0) from the IMS Global Learning Consortium. This new functionality opens the door for plug-and-play integration of other educational applications within Edsby. Stay tuned for more details on this exciting new capability in Edsby and what it opens up.
Edsby has introduced two new tools for teachers to configure their Edsby classes:
Teachers and administrators now have access to a new Perspective, an in-depth display for teachers and administrators of how an individual student is performing in a class. Teachers can now find all information about a student directly on the Perspective, including all of the student's assessments, as well as private observations made about the student. Teachers can even add new observations directly from the Perspective.
The redesigned chart allows teachers to display not only the average, but also performance based on assessment type and weighting bucket. Teachers can also display all students in the class together, to see which students may need additional assistance.
The Perspective takes the vast sea of numbers in a teacher's gradebook and presents them in way that helps them identify students at risk and discover learning and behavior trends.
A powerful individual student Perspective view is also available. Private observation features have been enhanced and are accessible through the Perspective. Teachers can also now define and assign tags to private observations, allowing them to quickly find and review observations of a given type, or find all students for whom a certain type of observation has been made.
There are a number of improvements to the Edsby grade book used by teachers, and a new view: Details Mode.
In previous versions of Edsby, the grade book looked like a spreadsheet, a view now called Regular Mode. Teachers could see the whole gradebook at once, or could click on an individual grade and use the Grade Gadget to get more information about that one result in Grade Gadget Mode.
Now, Details Mode allows teachers to focus on a single assessment. Teachers can see all of the details of a single assignment, including the marks for each child and any notes they may have entered. They can also enter grades and comments directly from Detail Mode, so it's faster and easier to make ad-hoc comments for multiple students.
Students and parents now see more information when they click on "My Work" in each class from a web browser.
Edsby has introduced additional capabilities for teachers importing grades from other grade books. And progress reports can be configured to show student achievement as attractive, new graphical chart and tables.
Group owners can now invite or automatically add others to groups through the Staff, Student or Parents Zoom views. Easily filter and add the results of any filter to a group. For instance, it is now easy to invite all staff to a Staff Lounge group, say, or automatically add all grade 8 students to a Grade 8 group. Or invite parents of students with an average below 70% into a group.
To make the subjective report card data entry process easier, Edsby now provides teachers with a split screen that shows all of a student's achievement, observations made about the student and even past report cards, all conveniently at the same place at the same time.
The start of every school year is a time of fresh beginnings. Classroom are clean. Last year's notes and posters are down from the wall. Old lesson plans are sorted away in binders.
Edsby is like that, too. Edsby removes all last year's old notes and grades from the Student Panorama and puts them away in the Edsby archive. The entire contents of Edsby classes are archived, including course plans, grade books and report card sheets. For groups, feed items older than 90 days are archived. At the school level, all the News River posts are archived.
Teachers, principals and other school administrators can go back into the Edsby archive and access classes, students and marks from the previous year. To access archived content, they can select "Archives…" from the drop down menu beside their name in the top right corner of every Edsby screen.
More than 1,300 educators and administrators from K-12 schools and districts across North America nominated their favorite edtech products or services this past spring for eSchool News' 2014-15 Readers' Choice Awards; nominations from vendors were not accepted.
When submitting nominations, educators were asked to describe how they were using each product to improve teaching, learning, or school administration—and to what effect.
The result "is a list of edtech products and services that have proven to be effective," said eSchool News Editorial Director Dennis Pierce. "We hope readers will find this information valuable as they consider what technologies they should use in their own schools."
Fifty products, spanning all of educational technology (e.g. software, hardware, AV equipment, etc.) were named by the publication as Readers' Choices. The social learning and engagement platform Edsby was one of the only software products of its type to receive the recognition.
Edsby customers sent enthusiastic nominations to the magazine. Among them:
"I have been thrilled with what Edsby can do and how easily it does it. I am an Edsby addict."
-John Leach, Philopateer Christian College
"Edsby is a next-generation web portal for students, teachers, parents, and administration. You really have to see it to understand how effective it is and all that it does, but it is definitely best of breed."
-Jon Butcher, St. Andrew's College
"This online learning management system has allowed our 1-to-1 laptop environment to educate beyond the brick and mortar school, facilitating flipping of classrooms and more collaboration among the stakeholders of the school district."
– Charles Thacker, Farmington Municipal Schools
The winners and honorable mentions are recognized in a special feature published in the August 2014 edition of eSchool News, as well as on eSchoolNews.com. This special feature highlights the winning products and services and includes comments from readers about why each entry deserves the award.
To read about this year's award winners, go to http://www.eschoolnews.com/rca.
About eSchool Media
eSchool Media Inc. is a news and information organization delivering print, online, email, and video communications to more than half a million K-20 decision makers and influencers throughout North America and around the world. Its information networks help educators successfully use technology to transform education and achieve their goals. eSchool News is the flagship publication of eSchool Media Inc., which also includes eCampus News, serving higher education, and eClassroom News, an electronic publication network for teachers.
About Edsby
Edsby is a social learning platform that enables school districts and private schools to connect their teachers, students and parents together using the modern technologies that have become so pervasive in people's lives today. Edsby is developed by CoreFour, a team that has been building scalable, reliable software systems for education organizations around the world for almost 30 years. CoreFour builds high performance cloud-based solutions using latest software technology, techniques and standards. Edsby is a registered trademark of CoreFour Inc.
Not long ago, Hillsborough County Public Schools had a communications problem it needed to solve.
The eighth-largest school district in the U.S.—centered around Tampa, Florida—had been using electronic gradebooks to try to share grades with students and parents. Its high schools and its elementary schools originally each used different applications, which never performed well, according to staff, so they were not widely used. Elementary schools in the county only used the gradebook for report cards. At middle and high schools, usage depended on the teacher.
Hillsborough's previous system wasn't really a great enterprise system. Transferring students between schools created problems. It was outdated, and not truly web-based. Data was stored in the cloud, but users had to install browser plug-ins in order to access the gradebook. There were problems with Mac OS vs. Windows, and poor mobile support.
Hillsborough district staff decided a change needed to be made. Officials wanted something easy to use, and easy for sharing information with students and parents.
For its 2013/2014 school year, Hillsborough moved its 200,000 students, 270 school sites, 18,000 teachers and other staff to the social learning and engagement platform Edsby.
Edsby was installed and adopted surprisingly quickly at Hillsborough, given that the platform connects hundreds of thousands of students and manages more than 50,000 classes in the district every academic quarter.
The county had the system populated with hundreds of thousands of teachers, students and classes and ready to go in sixty days. The secret: Edsby's two-way integration with the district's custom student information system (SIS), the key legacy application used to manage student and class data in the district. Even though Hillsborough's SIS was custom-built for the county, a flexible Edsby structure for integrating with customer systems allowed the SIS integration to be performed in just days.
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Farmington Municipal Schools has its eye on the future. And with Edsby, it's investing in plumbing for that future.
The public school district of 10,000 students and 1,200 staff in the northwest corner of New Mexico was looking to lay the infrastructure for standards-based grading and common core curriculum. It was also seeking a way to share assignments.
At the same time, it wanted to continue to benefit from the culture of collaboration and sharing that students, teachers and other staff in the district have enjoyed for the previous 19 years with the popular education email and groupware product FirstClass.
In the 2012 school year, Farmington adopted social networking software Edsby to help it facilitate some of this.
Farmington had confidence in Edsby because it was designed and published by the same core team that built FirstClass. "Everything you did there [with FirstClass] was nice and solid," noted Charles Thacker, Director of Technology, Farmington Municipal Schools. "Having this group start something with a different name, I didn't see how it could possibly be bad."
Thacker said the motivation to find another solution for group collaboration than FirstClass was his biggest motivation.
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Journalist held captive in Syria arrives in US
Journalist Peter Theo Curtis returned home to the United States on Tuesday, two days after being freed by a Syrian extremist group that held him hostage for 22 months, his family said.
Journalist Peter Theo Curtis returned home to the United States on Tuesday, two days after being freed by a Syrian extremist group that held him hostage for 22 months, his family said.
Curtis family spokeswoman Betsy Sullivan said in a statement that Curtis arrived at Newark Liberty International Airport Tuesday afternoon after leaving Tel Aviv. By evening he had been reunited with his mother Nancy Curtis at Boston Logan International Airport.
"I have been so touched and moved, beyond all words, by the people who have come up to me today -- strangers on the airplane, the flight attendants, and most of all my family -- to say welcome home," Curtis said in the statement.
He also said he was "deeply indebted" to the U.S. officials who worked to get him released.
Curtis, 45, of Boston, was released by al-Nusra Front, a Sunni extremist group.
Last week, journalist James Foley, who also was kidnapped in 2012 while covering the Syrian uprising, was killed. The Islamic State group posted a Web video showing his beheading.
The extremists said they killed the Rochester, New Hampshire, resident in retaliation for U.S. airstrikes targeting Islamic State positions in northern Iraq.
Curtis' mother said she was "overwhelmed with relief" that her son had been returned to her. "But this is a sober occasion because of the events of the past week," she said. "My heart goes out to the other families who are suffering."
U.S. freelance journalist, Austin Tice of Houston, disappeared in Syria in August 2012. He is believed to be held by the Syrian government.
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