Running with Data
Where
Adams 12 Five Star Schools (Mt. Evans Room)1500 E. 128th Ave.
Thornton, CO 80241
Driving Directions
Questions? Contact
Ashley EdingerYouth Initiative of Adams County
7209724154
ashleyedinger@acyi.org
What will I learn?
This session will provide participants an overview of data fundamentals and hands-on training in creating pivot charts in Excel. The last 30 minutes of the workshop will be dedicated to data coaching.
Who should attend?
Teams who want to be fully prepared for the Continuous Improvement (CI) process.
Are there any prerequisites?
Yes! 'Running with Data' is optional pre-work to the 'LEANing Into Results Based Work' workshop. To jump into this workshop, we ask that teams complete 'CI 101: Introduction to Continuous Improvement'.
What should I bring with me?
Fully charged laptops with Microsoft Excel 2010 or newer (or email us if you need access to one), and data regarding the problem you are trying to solve. Data coaching will occur during the last 30 minutes of the workshop.
- Understand the fundamentals of data.
- Identify the types of data necessary to participate in the Continuous Improvement (CI) process.
- Understand the right chart type given the data and what you would like to show.
- Complete a pivot table and pivot chart using Excel and sample data.
Participants will have the opportunity to sign up for additional data coaching following this session. Data coaching hours are limited to Wednesdays from 9:00 AM - 11: 00 AM and 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM.
Facilitated by?
Daniel Archuleta, Youth Initiative Data Director
Daniel is an Adams County public school product and proud resident. Daniel graduated in the top of his class from Adams City High School in Commerce City, graduated summa cum laude from Metropolitan State University of Denver as an academic gold scholar, and graduated with honors from Regis University with his Master’s in Business Administration in Strategic Management.
Daniel has worked in process and data management and analysis, accountability, and strategy in higher education and PK-12 education for over a decade. He has worked in high-performing as well as low-performing school districts. He has also served as a State Review Panelist for the Colorado Department of Education.