Cassidy Reid: Data Conversations

• Discuss data literacy and its relevance in ACC student success.
• Explore the importance of data literacy in informing instructional practices.
• Reflect on personal experiences and perceptions of using data for student success.
• Identify strategies for incorporating data-driven decision-making into practice. (Examples from ACC colleagues using data)

Join us for an interactive discussion on the power of data in education. Discover how data literacy can enhance teaching and support strategies, driving student success and inspiring changes in our practices. Together, we will deepen our understanding of data's role and how it can improve our teaching strategies.

Take advantage of this opportunity to learn how our ACC colleagues use data to positively impact student learning and success. RSVP now for the session that best fits your schedule, sessions will be recorded and uploaded to the DESS website.

Session 1: Thursday- October 24, 3pm to 4pm | Guest: Matthew Figg

Session 2: Tuesday- November 19, 10am to 11am | Guest: Ted Hadzi-Antich Jr.

Session 3: Tuesday- December 3, 11:30am to 12:30pm | Guest: Samantha Croft

Sign up for a session!

- Kisha Barrett and Cassidy Reid

Office of Institutional Research and Analytics (OIRA)

• OIRA website

Liberal Arts Gateway (LAG)

• Liberal Arts Gateway (LAG)
• Curiositas Student Academic Journal

Distance Education (DE)

• Tutoring
• Distance Education

Great Questions

• Data Conversations Fall 2024: Great Questions slides
• Focus Groups for Great Questions Seminars
• Great Questions Student Success Report 2023
• Great Questions Journey Courses Fall 2023 Survey Report
• HUMA 1301: Great Questions Seminar Fall 2023 Exit Survey Data
• Community College Is the Future of Liberal Education by Ted Hadzi-Antich Jr.
• The Meaning of Success by Ted Hadzi-Antich Jr.

Theory of Change

• Data Conversations Fall 2024: Theory of Change slides
• ACC's Theory of Change
• OIRA's North Star Dashboard (requires ACCeID authentication)

• Understanding Data Literacy and Data-Informed Decisions: Learn what data literacy is and how it fits into the ToC and Student Success.
• Application to Practice: Explore how data can inform teaching practices and support strategies.
• Group Discussion and Personal Reflection: Reflect on your comfort level and attitudes toward using data for student success.