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Florida Association for the Gifted (FLAG) Conference

Cape Canaveral, FL Oct. 11, 2019

Designing Data Literacy Activities for Cross-curricular Lessons: Data Exploration Skills Using Tuva Labs Technology

Learn how to design standards-based inquiry lessons for grades 3 to 12 that integrate real world data. Get students exploring, creating, and questioning the validity of graphs using the most powerful data analysis available in education for free - Tuva Labs Basic.

Presenter(s): Janine Malavasi

Northwest Mathematics Conference

Tacoma, WA Oct. 10, 2019

Beyond Spreadsheets: Leaving Excel & Google Sheets Behind to Use Tuva for Data & Graphing

Let’s use real-world data to make MS math come alive for students! In this session, we will explore 1) the powerful pedagogy around using real-world data in math education, 2) inquiry-based, highly engaging math lessons, & 3) how to use research-based data & graphing tools for conceptual understanding of challenging math topics. You will walk away with tons of free resources such as 15 real-world datasets, ready-to-use lessons, and interactive data and graphing tools to use with your students.

Presenter(s): Harshil Parikh

Silver State CUE Conference

Las Vegas, NV Sept. 28, 2019

Leave Excel and Sheets in the Dark Ages and Check Out Tuva

Presenter(s): Jennifer Loescher

Oregon Math Leaders (OML) Conference

McMinnville, OR Aug. 2, 2019

Modeling, Functions, & Statistics Come Alive with Real-World Data in Tuva

Use real-world datasets and interactive tools to make math relevant and engaging! In this session, we will explore teaching modeling, functions, and statistics through inquiry-based, highly engaging math lessons using research-based, interactive data & graphing tools. You will walk away with tons of free resources such as 15 real-world datasets, ready-to-use lessons, and the data & graphing tools to use with your students.

Presenter(s): Shaun Gross

Oklahoma Association of Career & Technology Education

Oklahoma City, OK Aug. 1, 2019

Using Tuva Technology for Data

National Conference on Student Assessment (NCSA)

Orlando, FL June 24, 2019

Next Generation Assessments with Data

Presenter(s): Harshil Parikh

International Society for Technology in Education

Philadelphia, PA June 23, 2019

Data Literacy Standards Workshop

At our workshop at ASU/GSV, we heard strong support for an effort to define Data Literacy standards for students and, by extension, their educators. In addition, many participants thought we could continue the standards discussion at the upcoming ISTE conference in Philadelphia. The ISTE conference is here and it is time to move the discussion forward.

Presenter(s): Harshil Parikh, Kristin Hunter-Thomson

ASU GSV Summit 2019

San Diego, CA April 9, 2019

“Who Are You Working With? Ingredients for a Successful Partnership

Even the greatest ideas fail. Turning them into a product that works, is scalable and provides actual value to customers is what makes us all motivated…and anxious. During this session, experts from ETS and other industries discuss their successes, failures and what they’ve learned in how to create effective business relationships where everyone feels they’re a part of the greater goal. Session Panelists: Marlowe Johnson, Facilitator, ETS Sr. Director, New Products ;;br Jason Palmer, Panelist, New Market Venture Partners, General Partner ;;br Dr. Rob Abel, Panelist, IMS Global, CEO ;;br Richard Varn, Panelist, ETS, Distinguished Presidential Appointee ;;br Harshil Parikh, Panelist, Tuva Co-Founder & CEO ;;br

Presenter(s): Harshil Parikh

ASU GSV Summit 2019

San Diego, CA April 8, 2019

Is There a Need for Data Literacy Standards?

This workshop will bring together subject matter experts to discuss their individual work on data literacy. We will also discuss whether any collective activities like standards development would aid individual efforts and the goal of improving data literacy in general in K-12 classrooms and, consequently higher education and the workplace. ;;br Besides standards, other proposals or ideas for collaboration are welcome. The desired outcome of the workshop is to determine whether and how we can advance data literacy by working together.

Presenter(s): Harshil Parikh, Molly Schauffler, Kristin Hunter-Thomson