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Speak Up Is Open! Learn More About The Free Tool Edu Leaders Use To Gather Feedback And Insights – October 15, 2018 Speak Up

  • 17/10/2018
  • Michael Barbour

CANeLearn continues to encourage Canadian K-12 online and blended learning programs to participate in this international study, which also provides direct benefits and data for participating programs.
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Speak Up News, October 15, 2018

Speak Up 2018-19 is open for the season!

Join one of our webinars TODAY to learn about what’s new this year! Also register for Wednesday’s webinar with Blackboard to learn more about a new cohort of principals we are calling the New Learning Leaders.

We look forward to welcoming back Speak Up family and adding new friends during the Speak Up 2018-19 season!

Thank you for reading! Feel free to share your thoughts with us on Facebook, Twitter, and our Blog.

-The Project Tomorrow team
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Speak Up is open!

Speak Up opened this morning for all schools and districts who are ready to start collecting feedback from their students, parents, staff and/or community!

The Speak Up tool will remain open until January 31, 2019.

Attend one of our Speak Up 101 webinars for district and school contacts TODAY, 10/15! We’ll share all the basics about the research project and how to use it successfully in your school(s). We’ll also review what’s new this year. We’ll walk you through the web platform and take your questions so you’ll be ready to get started!

Register to attend by selecting the time that works best for you below:

12PM ET/9AM PT
3PM ET/12PM PT

The sessions will be recorded and added to the Speak Up 101 page.
Register for Speak Up 101 Webinars
Register for Speak Up 2018
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“Participating in Speak Up provides individual building and district administrators with anonymous responses to a variety of topics. Themes included in the questions align with a majority of technology initiatives implemented by districts. Speak Up allows school administrators to gauge the student’s access, use and need for additional classroom technologies and supports throughout the learning process.” – Kansas school administrator
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NEW: Choose your own Speak Up questions!

For the first time in Speak Up history, school districts now have a choice of question decks they can use!

In an effort to give administrators more control over their Speak Up experience, we’ve added customizable District Direct Landing pages and a choice of question decks! For schools who use Speak Up to track longitudinal (year-over-year) changes, you can now select to use the questions that were asked the last time your stakeholders participated, or to use the latest 2018 questions. (If you are new to Speak Up, you will use the 2018 question decks this year.)

Learn more in this blog post and join one of today’s webinars to learn more!
New Speak Up Options!
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Join Trends in Digital Learning Webinar on Wednesday!

Learn more about a special cohort of principals we are calling New Learning Leaders

Project Tomorrow and Blackboard released a report over the summer identifying a new cohort of school leaders via Speak Up data who are rethinking instructional practices, providing a bold vision for the future of their schools, leading by example and supporting their teachers through this transition.

Join Dr. Julie Evans on Wednesday, October 17 at 2:00 pm ET during a Blackboard Trends in Digital Learning webinar to learn more about this new cohort of school leaders who are:

▪ Rethinking instructional practices
▪ Providing bold vision for the future of their schools
▪ Leading by example
▪ Supporting their teachers
Register for Oct. 17 Trends in Digital Learning Webinar
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Project Tomorrow Takes Data Privacy Seriously!

As all educational leaders, especially those of us who work with student data, we are concerned with data privacy. To help all who are involved in Speak Up (and other Project Tomorrow projects) better understand how we use data shared with us, we have updated our privacy policies. In addition, we have divided our policies into 1) an overall website privacy policy and 2) a data privacy policy

Bottom line: All of the data collected as part of the Speak Up Research Project for Digital Learning is anonymous and confidential. We are very intentional about not collecting any identifying information, and we do not share any individual Speak Up responses with anyone.
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Thank you for your interest and continued support of Speak Up! Be sure to stay updated on all things Speak Up by following us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and our Blog.

If you have any questions please feel free to contact the Speak Up team at speakup@tomorrow.org or via phone at (949) 609-4660 ext. 17.

Many thanks to our sponsors and partners for the support of Speak Up: Agile Education Marketing, Apex Learning, Blackboard, Inc., BrainPOP, iboss, National Geographic Society, Rosetta Stone Education, Scholastic Education, AASA | The School Superintendent’s Association, Association of Education Service Agencies, CETPA, CoSN | Consortium for School Networking, CUE, Future Ready, ICE (Indiana Connected Educators), iNACOL, ISTE | International Society for Technology in Education, MassCUE, National Catholic Educational Association, National School Boards Association, National Association of Elementary School Principals, National Association of Secondary School Principals, NCCE (Northwest Council for Computer Education), NETA (Nebraska Educational Technology Association), SETDA | State Education Technology Directors’ Association and TCEA (Texas Computer Education Association).
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