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Mathematica will be publishing a comprehensive E-W indicator framework soon that could help anchor this project. We can share an advance copy to this group. (JENGLE from BMGF)

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Mathematica will be publishing a comprehensive E-W indicator framework soon that could help anchor this project. We can share an advance copy to this group. (JENGLE from BMGF)

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Take a look at "Select Star" application. Shinji Kim is, I believe, founder. Anna

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Take a look at "Select Star" application. Shinji Kim is, I believe, founder. Anna

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The DaSy Data Governance Toolkit is a resource containing information, guidance, and templates to assist Part C and Part B 619 program staff with creating or enhancing their data governance policies and procedures. For each data governance topic, an overview, consideration questions, and a fillable Microsoft Word template are provided. The Introduction section provides general information on how to use the toolkit.

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The DaSy Data Governance Toolkit is a resource containing information, guidance, and templates to assist Part C and Part B 619 program staff with creating or enhancing their data governance policies and procedures. For each data governance topic, an overview, consideration questions, and a fillable Microsoft Word template are provided.

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E-W indicators could be helpful here too. And we have some landscaping we've done of interop standards across P20W that we could share too (JENGLE, BMGF)

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E-W indicators could be helpful here too. And we have some landscaping we've done of interop standards across P20W that we could share too (JENGLE, BMGF)

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A number of our folks (CHRR at Ohio State for example, Josh Hawley) are involved in the Coleridge Initiative. (Mike from Ohio) 

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A number of our folks (CHRR at Ohio State for example, Josh Hawley) are involved in the Coleridge Initiative. (Mike from Ohio) 

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http://vis.stanford.edu/files/2010-Narrative-InfoVis.pdf

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Developing a brief to help the field better understand what is actually a p-20w data system

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Developing a brief to help the field better understand what is actually a p-20w data system

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Helping states to identify/use the federal levers and resources to invest in their p20w systems

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Helping states to identify/use the federal levers and resources to invest in their p20w systems

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Open Education Analytics to provide open-source technical assets such as  reference architecture and common use case packages for P20W use cases: https://openeducationanalytics.org/  (Maria / Microsoft)

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Open Education Analytics to provide open-source technical assets such as  reference architecture and common use case packages for P20W use cases: https://openeducationanalytics.org/  (Maria / Microsoft)

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Using data to support every learner from classroom to career

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Using data to support every learner from classroom to career Open Education Analytics (OEA) is an open source community coordinated by Microsoft Education. We collaborate with education systems across the world to develop modern data intelligence capabilities. Get started with the modern data estate using the OEA reference architecture, open source modules, training, and use cases.

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I don't know when it will publish or if it will publish as a "playbook" but data.ohio.gov behind the scenes at IOP (InnovateOhio Platform) has a clear philosophy of essentially building a user identity platform (like Facebook for example, authenticate) and then make a request for data, receive approval to the ticket from data steward and have governance of the data in the platform as the means of sharing. 

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I don't know when it will publish or if it will publish as a "playbook" but data.ohio.gov behind the scenes at IOP (InnovateOhio Platform) has a clear philosophy of essentially building a user identity platform (like Facebook for example, authenticate) and then make a request for data, receive approval to the ticket from data steward and have governance of the data in the platform as the means of sharing. 

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Data exist in explicit points in time

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Aren't silo 4 and 5 largely overlapping?  Certainly highly connected

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Aren't silo 4 and 5 largely overlapping?  Certainly highly connected

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Training for data governance committee members to help them understand their roles would be helpful. Anna

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Training for data governance committee members to help them understand their roles would be helpful. Anna

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Cross-sector data sharing and integration transform information about individuals into actionable intelligence that can be used to understand community needs, improve services, and build stronger communities. Yet, use of cross-sector data can also reinforce legacies of racist policies and produce inequitable resource allocation, access, and outcomes.

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If you want to tell the story, you need all the characters - meaning the other supporting programs/services that have contributed to success.