Did you miss ECTA Center’s September 23 webinar on performance checklists for facilitating use of DEC recommended practices? Watch the video on the ECTA aRPy page.
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Today! Lessons Learned from Developing Data Sharing Agreements webinar
On Monday, September 21 at 3:30 pm Eastern, DaSy staff and state agency representatives will share common challenges and pitfalls in developing data sharing agreements, as well as effective strategies […]
Visit our Topics Library
Find resources on our most popular topics in our Topic Library. You’ll see the number of resources available next to each topic name. Then, simply click on the term of […]
Family Survey Response Rate and Representativeness Calculator
ECTA Center’s new Excel-based calculator allows states to easily compute response rates for their family survey data and determine if the surveys they received are representative of the target population. […]
Fiscal Data webinar today!
Today at 4 pm Eastern, ECTA Center and DaSy present Use of Fiscal Data for Budget Development and Management. This webinar is designed to increase the knowledge of Part C […]
COS Module Session 4: The 7-Point Scale
We’re pleased to announce a new session has been added to our popular Child Outcomes Summary (COS) Process module! The 7-Point Scale addresses the metric for comparing a child’s status […]
DaSy Data System Glossary
Our Glossary of data-related terms helps you to know exactly what we mean when we use a term in our resources and the work we do with states. Glossary term […]
DaSy Presentations from IDC Institutes
Presentations made by DaSy staff in April and May of 2015 at the IDC Institutes on High Quality Data & the SSIP in Albuquerque, Jacksonville, and Chicago are now available […]
Framework Self-Assessment Tool
Our new Framework Self-Assessment is a companion to the ECTA System Framework and the DaSy Data System Framework. Developed by DaSy and ECTA, the self-assessment is an Excel-based tool that […]
Report on Use of SLDS Data
A publication from the U.S. Department of Education’s Institute of Education Sciences (IES), A Guide to Using State Longitudinal Data for Applied Research may be useful for state staff as […]