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Meet Kris Dunman, QIP Program Manager

Meet Kris Dunman, QIP Program Manager KRIS DUNMAN, PROGRAM MANAGER QIP Program Manager Kris Dunman earned her master’s degree in applied anthropology, which turned out to be a perfect fit for her role with QIP. “Applied anthropology really focuses on…

Developing Practitioner-Focused Data Resources with Stakeholder Groups

Developing Practitioner-Focused Data Resources with Stakeholder Groups Two core components of QIP’s services are developing audience-appropriate messaging for education data stakeholders and building consensus among diverse groups of stakeholders. Our expertise in these areas is key to QIP’s Data Management…

Meet Elizabeth Lieutenant, QIP Education Program Analyst

Meet Elizabeth Lieutenant, Education Program Analyst Elizabeth Lieutenant, an education program analyst at QIP, holds a master’s degree in library and information science (LIS), but she did not intend to be a librarian. ”I was interested in developing my research…

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What To Expect at the 2019 STATS-DC Education Data Conference

One of the most exciting conferences in the realm of education data is the NCES STATS-DC Data Conference. If your interests and work involve education statistics, this is a great opportunity for learning and networking. STATS-DC typically attracts 800 to…

Education and Career Pathways: Data Standards

Education and career pathways are maps. Students, educators, employees, and employers can use them to navigate through the various stages of attending school and participating in the workforce. As I explained in my previous blog post on education and career pathways,…

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Education and Career Pathways: Maps for Learning and Job Success

Recent statistics show a mismatch between the skills secondary and postsecondary students are acquiring and the rapidly changing needs of industry. In June 2018, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that U.S. job openings had increased to 6.6 million, while the number…

What To Expect at the STATS-DC Education Data Conference

Big Data in Education: Researchers’ Responsibilities

While big data’s growing influence has impacted our lives across a spectrum of issues, it also has created many questions and concerns, particularly among education researchers. Big data allows researchers to uncover patterns in data that might be otherwise invisible.…

Thank You, Lunch Ladies and All Who Work to Help Others

“A thank you can change a life.” This assertion was shared by Jarrett Krosoczka during his 2014 TED Talk “Why Lunch Ladies are Heroes.” Krosoczka is the author of the Lunch Lady graphic novel series, and his talk and novels…

Tag: education data

Tag: education data

Meet Kris Dunman, QIP Program Manager

Developing Practitioner-Focused Data Resources with Stakeholder Groups

Meet Elizabeth Lieutenant, QIP Education Program Analyst

What To Expect at the 2019 STATS-DC Education Data Conference

Education and Career Pathways: Data Standards

Education and Career Pathways: Maps for Learning and Job Success

What To Expect at the STATS-DC Education Data Conference

Big Data in Education: Researchers’ Responsibilities

Thank You, Lunch Ladies and All Who Work to Help Others

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Tag: education data