There will be no AEBG Technical Assistance webinar this Friday, February 24. There was a special webinar series hosted on Monday, February 13, that complements the Student Data Collection Regional Training. CLICK HERE to view the recordings from Monday's webinars.
Also, as always, past webinars can be accessed via the AEBG Webinar Series page. Click on "Listen to Recording" to access the webinar. You will be connected to the CCCConfer webpage where you will have to enter your name and email address and click "Connect" to listen to and view the archived webinar.
The next AEBG Regional Training will be in San Jose on March 1. The AEBG regional training series will cover student data collection requirements for AEBG-funded students. The morning session will cover policy guidance, and the afternoon will cover the technical submission of the data.
The AEBG Office has issued a letter (see below) detailing requirements for Quarterly and Annual AEBG Performance Reports for student data collection.
What's New for Student Data Collection:
An updated version of the Q & A chat has been posted to the AEBG website. A link to this Q & A can be found on the Data and Accountability page or the Student Data Collection page or by clicking the link below.
The AEBG Office recorded a webinar on February 13 that complements the regional training. CLICK HERE to view the recorded webinar.
As you know, the Center for Law and Social Policy (CLASP) is studying the implementation of California's AEBG. Last year, CLASP fielded a survey on AEBG implementation and had over 300 responses. Now, CLASP is following up with the lead contacts from each AEBG consortia.
A reminder that links to the survey have been sent to the primary contacts for each of the consortia. We have received responses from ten regions. CLASP's goal is to have a single survey response from each of the 71 consortia. Please follow up with your consortium's primary contact (click here for the directory) to remind them to take 15 minutes to provide updated responses on AEBG implementation since last spring. If your primary contact has not received the link, please ask them to contact the AEBG office at aebg@cccco.edu.
CLASP would like these surveys completed by February 27.
Thank you in advance for your contribution to this important study.
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No Webinar This Friday