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SETDA, CCSSO, Project Unicorn, and other organizations are collaborating through the fall of 2022 to create clear definitions, a data modernization maturity model, an online resource repository, and a series of webinars to provide a roadmap for state education agencies (SEAs) and local education agencies (LEAs) . Empowered by practical examples, supporting resources, and promising practices, SEAs and LEAs will better understand how and where to begin the work to modernize their data systems, increase data security, and improve data interoperability within the education ecosystem.  \nOVERVIEW OF DATA MODERNIZATION AND INTEROPERABILITY  \nSETDA is committed to empowering its national network of state educational technology leaders and private sector partners to identify and implement specific ways to leverage their purchasing power and increase vendor adoption of data standards. The aim of this multi-pronged approach is to ensure the products purchased by both SEAs and LEAs prioritize making data easily and securely available for appropriate use. SETDA’s focus is on strengthening support around the interoperability movement by educating and supporting districts.  \nData modernization and security practices allow educational leaders to provide accurate, secure, and timely data that can be securely exchanged, shared, and connected in order to provide instant understanding of school performance, student attendance, academic performance, or funding from multiple sources.  \nSTATE LEADERSHIP FOR DATA MODERNIZATION  \nThis matters because:  \n• Data modernization saves time and provides insights for a teacher who can access student-level data to be used for lesson planning or assessment;  \n• Data modernization empowers a superintendent who can visualize trustworthy building-level data to support long-term and short-term decision making for a district;  \n• Comprehensive data that is efficiently and effectively captured can be used by state leaders to support, advocate, and ensure historically underserved student populations  \n—Black, Indigenous, and students of color, emergent bilingual, students with disabilities, and students experiencing poverty—have equitable educational access and opportunities.  \nDEFINITION: INTEROPERABILITY  \nInteroperability is the seamless, secure, and controlled exchange of data between applications. Interoperability allows data to easily flow among applications that are developed for different purposes using a standardized vocabulary, structure, and cadence.  \nEXAMPLE:  \nOne commonly understood example of interoperable systems and data standards is ATMs. The banking industry has adopted a data standard that allows the consumer to securely access their bank account, transfer data, and receive money at virtually any ATM in the world.  \nPROMISING PRACTICE-NORTH DAKOTA  \nThe North Dakota Transcript Project is building a comprehensive ecosystem for the use and exchange of verifiable credentials to benefit all North Dakotans from student to educator to employer.  \nNorth Dakota eTranscripts is a free high school transcript exchange system built through the Statewide Longitudinal Data System, allowing for high schools to exchange electronic records within the state as well as to out-of-state colleges. Since the inception of  \n2  \nJULY 2021  \nSTATE LEADERSHIP FOR DATA MODERNIZATION  \neTranscripts, over 40,000 high school transcripts have been sent, proving the state eTranscripts system saves significant time and cost, which increases efficiencies for both high school and college offices.  \nThe Open Credential Publisher consumes this eTranscript, packages, and signs it as a verifiable credential in","cbCaiq3p4xvHhz1k","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiq3p4xvHhz1k","pdf",2108805,"English","# Introduction\n# Overview of Data Modernization and Interoperability\n# State Leadership for Data Modernization\n# Definition: Interoperability\n# Example: Interoperable Systems and Data Standards\n# Promising Practice: North Dakota\n# Promising Practice: Wisconsin","[{\"question\":\"What is the main goal of state data modernization and interoperability?\",\"answer\":\"To improve student outcomes by enabling secure, seamless exchange of data across education systems so leaders and educators can access accurate, timely information.\"},{\"question\":\"How does interoperability work in this context?\",\"answer\":\"Interoperability is the secure, controlled exchange of data between applications using standardized vocabulary, structure, and cadence.\"},{\"question\":\"What promising practices are highlighted?\",\"answer\":\"North Dakota’s eTranscripts and verifiable credentials approach and Wisconsin’s WISE/Ed-Fi statewide interoperability initiative are used as real-world examples.\"}]","State Leadership for Data Modernization - July 2021 | PDF",1792058823,13]