Seriously. If folks ignore CC this is where we are headed. Practically there already. Using our childrens data to create more tools to standardize and manage them. Meanwhile the billionaires profit and the rest of the folks who currently pretend to commiserate with us reach their next political or career goal. Guaranteed. Joshua Bleiberg: Standards lower the barriers to entry for startups seeking to enter the personalized learning market. National standards reduce the resources necessary to develop big data tools that are usable nationwide. If each state has its own standards then analytics creators need to develop 50 different tools. This means that companies spend more time developing redundant products rather than innovating. The resource intensive nature of developing big data analytics also scares off entrepreneurs considering new startups in the sector. Taken together standards can greatly improve the utility of big data analytics. They can help prevent over fitting which leads to inaccurate predictions. They enable even larger data systems that can improve predictions for specific groups of students. Finally they can encourage new entrants into the field of big data and free them to innovate. The Common Core will usher in the next generation of big data tools and transform classrooms across the country.
Posted on: Sat, 22 Mar 2014 21:40:55 +0000
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