Software Descriptions

MyLearningPlan.com
MyLearningPlan.com is a web-based service for tracking Professional Development activities for educators. Teachers use their private id and password to maintain records of all activities, setup and view their individual learning plan/portfolio, participate in on-line learning modules, and print completion certificates. School administrators use the service to approve activities and print reports. All users benefit from a streamlined workflow which automates many tasks and provides fast access to records and information.

Features:

• Fosters alignment between individual professional development needs and district goals.
• On-line catalog and web based registration for in-district professional development activities.
• On-line submission, routing, and approval of all professional development related forms.
• A way of economically tracking state recertification requirements, annual district requirements, salary steps, and compliance training (Sexual Harassment, Bloodborne Pathogens, etc) for all staff.
• Over 300 cost effective on-line courses available that integrate into the management system allowing for automatic sign-up, launching, and reporting of results.
• Used by large and small school districts, regional organizations (BOCES, IU, etc), and Departments of Education.

Email
info@MyLearningPlan.com

Phone
1-800-287-4432

Address
3500 Sunrise Highway
Suite D-101
Great River, NY 11739

Contact by E-mail
info@lucid-data.com

Contact by Telephone/Fax
513. 248. 4999
513. 248. 4777

Contact by U.S. Mail
400 TechneCenter Drive, Suite 216
Milford, Ohio  45150

Teachers use OPDS to access and register for professional development workshops online. OPDS allows district administrators to schedule workshops, follow teachers' development, maintain PDP records and print certificates.

PDMA is a network ready, run-time version of Microsoft Access application designed to be shared amongst collaborating PD managers and coordinators.

The Master Database has:

• Teacher/staff database includes basic information, teaching records & certification, and PD participation and stipend. By maintaining teaching record by course and student level, PDMA can link teacher PD records to individual student’s achievement.
• Student database data includes basic information, course grades, achievement and assessment test results.
• School list identifies teachers' contact and mailing addresses.
• PD master database maintains activity detail and abstract, and multiple session information along with presenters & coordinators.
• Course list identifies district level curriculum data.
• Teaching assignment maintains teacher teaching record by course ID and school semester.
• Subject and PD category list maintains and classifies PD subjects (math, science, etc.) and categories (curriculum standards, frameworks, content area, cooperative learning, pedagogy, etc.