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Invitation to Participate: Speak Up 2014 Calling all K‐12 Students, Teachers, Librarians, Administrators & Parents! The Speak Up National Research Project collects and reports on the authentic, unfiltered views and opinions of K‐12 students, parents and educators on critical 21st century education and technology issues.
Since 2003, over 3.4 million K‐12 education stakeholders have participated in the annual online surveys. Data findings are shared each year with federal, state and local policymakers to inform education programs, policies and funding.
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Speak Up is facilitated by Project Tomorrow (www.tomorrow.org), a national education nonprofit organization.
SPEAK UP DETAILS WHO can participate?
All K‐12 schools and districts including private, parochial, virtual and charter schools are eligible to participate.
WHAT Speak Up includes?
Surveys for: K‐12 students, teachers, librarian media specialists, parents, school site and district administrators, and business partners and community members. Survey topics include: learning and teaching with technology, science instruction and STEM career exploration, professional development, online assessment, digital citizenship and emerging technology topics such as mobile devices & BYOD, online learning, social media, e‐textbooks and digital content. Additional questions about education technology funding, common core standards and online reading comprehension.
WHY participate?
There is no fee to participate, or limit on the number of respondents. All information is 100% confidential. The surveys take less than 20 minutes to complete. Each participating institution receives a free online report in February 2015 aggregating all local data with state and national data to use for comparative benchmarking and local advocacy. Use your local Speak Up data to: advocate for policies, programs & funding, as input into local plans, support grant proposals, engage your community, and learn about the ideas of your students, staff and parents. Lend your voice to national advocacy efforts and help improve educational opportunities for ALL kids!
WHEN & WHERE to participate?
Learn more about Speak Up (and how to register) @ www.tomorrow.org/speakup Online surveys open from October 6th through December 19th, 2014. Results available on February 4, 2015 in celebration of Digital Learning Day!
© Project Tomorrow 2014
Invitation to Participate: Speak Up 2014 Calling all K‐12 Students, Teachers, Librarians, Administrators & Parents! The Speak Up National Research Project collects and reports on the authentic, unfiltered views and opinions of K‐12 students, parents and educators on critical 21st century education and technology issues.
Since 2003, over 3.4 million K‐12 education stakeholders have participated in the annual online surveys. Data findings are shared each year with federal, state and local policymakers to inform education programs, policies and funding.
®
Speak Up is facilitated by Project Tomorrow (www.tomorrow.org), a national education nonprofit organization.
SPEAK UP DETAILS WHO can participate?
All K‐12 schools and districts including private, parochial, virtual and charter schools are eligible to participate.
WHAT Speak Up includes?
Surveys for: K‐12 students, teachers, librarian media specialists, parents, school site and district administrators, and business partners and community members. Survey topics include: learning and teaching with technology, science instruction and STEM career exploration, professional development, online assessment, digital citizenship and emerging technology topics such as mobile devices & BYOD, online learning, social media, e‐textbooks and digital content. Additional questions about education technology funding, common core standards and online reading comprehension.
WHY participate?
There is no fee to participate, or limit on the number of respondents. All information is 100% confidential. The surveys take less than 20 minutes to complete. Each participating institution receives a free online report in February 2015 aggregating all local data with state and national data to use for comparative benchmarking and local advocacy. Use your local Speak Up data to: advocate for policies, programs & funding, as input into local plans, support grant proposals, engage your community, and learn about the ideas of your students, staff and parents. Lend your voice to national advocacy efforts and help improve educational opportunities for ALL kids!
WHEN & WHERE to participate?
Learn more about Speak Up (and how to register) @ www.tomorrow.org/speakup Online surveys open from October 6th through December 19th, 2014. Results available on February 4, 2015 in celebration of Digital Learning Day!
© Project Tomorrow 2014
