Webinars
All CERA Webinars are free to members!
CERA offers two webinars, one in May and one in September.
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If you have a presentation or topic you would like to present as a future CERA webinar, please complete this short form.
September 2024
Using Data, the EL Roadmap, and Improvement Science to Enhance Systems for English Learners
Recording coming soon
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Join us for an insightful webinar focused on advancing systems for English Learners. We’ll explore public data available, connect the EL Roadmap, and apply Improvement Science principles to drive meaningful changes in educational practices. Perfect for county, coaches, district and site leaders committed to fostering equitable opportunities for all students. Don’t miss this chance to enhance your approach and impact in EL education!
September 2023
Best Practices in Survey Design
Presented by: Sherrie Reed Bennett and Valerye Salazar
Surveys are an essential tool in educational research and evaluation and how these instruments are designed is critical. In fact, how we ask the questions may be more important than what we ask. Presenters will share their expertise in survey design to help you create valid and reliable instruments for your next project.
May 2023
Stupid Excel Tricks
Presented by: Cathy White and Nikki Antonovich
Despite the plethora of data analysis tools and programs, we still rely quite often on Excel. One of the reasons is the sheer number of built-in tools and functions that make our work much easier. “Stupid Excel Tricks” will cover timesaving shortcuts, cool formulas, and fun ways to make data shine!
September 2022
Best Practices for Effective Communication
Presented by: Nikki Antonovich and Kasia Faughn
Effective communication is inextricably connected with Data Driven Decision Making—informed decisions are rooted in a deep understanding of the data and effective communication is how we get there.​
May 2022
Five Ways Evaluation Activities Mitigate Program Failures
Presented by: Dr. Shannon Coulter
Dr. Coulter is an expert in program evaluation and works in this capacity at the San Diego County Office of Education and is a Past President of CERA. With so many initiatives and programs being funded in schools and universities it has become apparent that we need tools to ensure effective implementations that produce valid results.