Tag: Communications

Value Proposition Worksheet

Use this worksheet to define the key benefits that set your product or service apart. A strong value proposition communicates what makes your offering valuable, how it solves real problems, and why it outperforms the alternatives. This tool helps you distill your value into a compelling statement that can evolve into a story, connecting your solution to specific moments or outcomes your audience cares about. Ready to move from value to impact? Start here.

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Self-Assessment: Equitable EdTech Systems

This self-assessment mirrors the structure of the EdTech Systems Guide: Equity-Driven Selection, Implementation, and Evaluation, distilling foundational concepts into a series of statements about users’ edtech practices. Using a modified version of the Stoplight Protocol from DataWise, users indicate how often they engage in each practice – consistently, in pockets, or not at all. Additionally, it provides space for users to add evidence to support their ratings and observations or to capture reflections. The information collected in this worksheet will help leaders identify potential areas to target for systems-level process improvements.

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Edtech Monthly Update from Barnstable Public Schools

The Barnstable Public Schools Instructional Technology team uses this monthly newsletter to communicate high-impact edtech tips and tricks directly to their teachers, as well as other stakeholders who have signed up to receive updates. Using a template allows the team to easily customize the content, include relevant links, and embed accessibility features like alternative text for images.

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Episode 5: Monterey Peninsula Unified School District on Communication, Collaboration, and Transparency

On this episode of What Will We Take With Us?, a series featuring our conversations with education leaders across the United States on how they grappled with the COVID-19 pandemic in K-12 education, PK Diffenbaugh of Monterey Peninsula Unified School District in California shares with us how the district integrated inclusive communication, collaboration, and transparency with critical stakeholders in their school community, ensuring that students, teachers, and families were set up to navigate a school year like none they had experienced before. Through multilingual supports, proactive partnerships, and a focus on innovative practices, the district was able to take deliberate steps to move their initiatives forward and bring the full community into the fold.

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Episode 3: How Cudahy Prioritized Communication, Feedback, and Trust-Building to Support In-Person Learning

In this episode of What Will We Take With Us?, a series featuring our conversations with education leaders across the United States on how they grappled with the COVID-19 pandemic in K-12 education, Dr. Tina Owen-Moore of the School District of Cudahy highlights how the district focused on proactive and open communication, feedback, and trust-building with teachers, students, and the community to accomplish what at times felt impossible – all of which allowed for continued in-person teaching and learning throughout the school year.

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