CFF Communities

Possible offerings Subscription databases could be useful to Districts.  Some districts have the service for both teachers and students.  Examples: Gale Student Resource Center for High School, ProQuest, online encyclopedias (Grolier online passport, World Book, SIRS researcher).  Promote as well as provide.SouthBay could utilize ...

Notes from teacher session:  What is working:Good collaboration spaceEasy to useThings show up automatically when signed up; notification by emailWhat is not workingNot enough contentNeed more people interactingEnd of year limited usageSome topics too broad - ask concise questions to get good responsesAvoid making a post that is noise -- ...

If SDCOE could provide shared software capabilities across multiple districts, what should those services be?  How useful is the concept and what functions could best be filled by such an offering?  What is your school/District using to support grading, homework assignments, parent communication, attendance, test scores, student ...

To ensure success of a community, it's important to ensure that the site meets the needs of the community, fulfills a functional need of the community and regularly measures success and gathers ideas for continual improvement.  Given these success factors, please comment on one or more of the following:  What works about this ...

In case you have not heard of this site put together by HP, it contains a number of the features we have talked about, including rated lesson plans, technology resources, teacher discussion groups, and general life skill discussions. If you haven't already, I think its worth the free registration and review of content.  Will be ...