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Deliberate Strategies Cnsltng
Distance: 0.1 Mi1402 3rd Avenue
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Rustic Canyon Partners formerly Staenberg Venture Funds
Distance: 0.1 Mi121 Stewart St Ste 205
98101 Seattle -
Glencoe Software, Inc.
Distance: 0.2 Mi1111 3rd Ave Ste 3400
98101-3264 Seattle -
Inexsis
Distance: 0.3 Mi1000 Second Ave Ste 3310
98104-1046 Seattle -
Seattle Voice Systems
Distance: 0.3 Mi2000 4th Ave
98121-2415 Seattle
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Applying for stimulus funds? LearningQube learning management platform meets Title 1 ARRA objectives July 2009—Stimulus funds can spark more than our general economy. Properly applied, these stimulus funds can inject a fresh approach to your learning environment that will help prepare students to live and compete in this global economy. The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act has set aside millions of dollars for a range of education technology-related activities, including hardware purchases and professional development for teachers. Under the Title 1 provisions, your district can apply these funds to directly impact student achievement. All you need are the right tools. The Program Funds are available through the Enhancing Education through Technology Recovery Plan. This plan supports acquiring new and emerging technologies, creating new state-of-the-art learning environments, and offering new training and support for teachers. Innovation funds – money that rewards states, school districts, and entrepreneurs doing good work for kids—will go to the State Education Agencies (SEAs) and the Local Education Agencies or districts (LEAs) that can document successful implementation of No Child Left Behind provisions. The LearningQube platform – aligned with Title 1 We built LearningQube—the SynapticMash learning management platform—to analyze each facet of the learning process from teacher to learner. Traditionally in the education software marketplace, strong focus is placed on comparing student performance among larger peer groups. SynapticMash takes a different approach – an approach based on capturing critical information on all the factors that affect learning – attendance, assessment, professional development, class size, social and economic demographics, grades, state and federal standards and more. Combined with easy-to-use interfaces, LearningQube delivers a complete assessment that not only quantifies data on individual students in far greater detail, but also reveals what’s working and not working in the classroom environment. We’re convinced this focus on the entire learning landscape is the key to dramatic and measureable improvements in any district’s performance criteria. With our emphasis on capturing the education environment, LearningQube’s suite of tools is well matched to four Title 1 objectives outlined in the ARRA: 1. Adopt rigorous college - and career-ready standards and high-quality assessments ExamQube and EduQube can provide a system for matching standards-based curriculum to standards-based assessment. These alignments allow educators to identify a student’s understanding of subject matter or judge the quality of programs. Teachers can utilize this information to address the individual student needs in preparing them for life beyond high school. 2. Establish data systems and use data for improvement DataQube provides robust educational analytics, designed at its foundation to scale from the classroom, district, state and nation. DataQube can be one of your district’s most effective data gathering tools. 3.