TAG Meeting 2016-08-03
Participants
- Matt Warden
- Erik Gomez
- Mark Walls
- Neal Schuh
- Don Dailey
- Dan Retzlaff
- Josh Klein
- Geoff McElhanon
- Mark Reichert
- Chris Moffatt
- Eric Jansson
Notes
The goal of the meeting was to assemble possible topics for the planned TAG in-person meeting at the Summit (Summit dates Oct 11-14, TAG meeting on Wed, Oct 12). Ideas were presented in a round-robin style.
Mark Walls
- Certification process +1 (Dan)
- Improving ongoing troubleshooting: QA environments for Ed-Fi technology, available test data
- Step away from Ed-Fi ODS: vendor-to-vendor APIs and technical strategy and actions
- IMS/Ed-Fi collaboration - guiding assumptions and state of the work +1 (Josh)
Neal
- Error messages: improving these and making more descriptive and actionable
- Dashboards deploy-ability: documentation gaps in particular.; general deployability of the Ed-Fi technology, including ODS (Mark) +1
Don
- Performance metrics: what should the community maintain in this area, how to aggregate best practices, etc.
- Profiles:specifiying types seems to be limiting, code-gen architecture limits ability to change these as needed
Josh
- data validation: how to have a more robust layer for data validation
- data load utility with fuzzy-load matching
- Certification for partner network: models for this; general ecosystem maturity
Dan
- Performance and scalability concerns and architecture: also how to coordinate the community to share implementation lessons learned (Ed-Fi contact directory? etc.)
- Data validation: is it possible to share state validation work and business rules for federal reporting
- gaps in data workflows relating to student transfer, other workflow gaps
- Improving vendor onboarding resources (possibly aligns with Certification topic)
- looking at assessment integrations specifically, via Ed-Fi, both data in and out of an ODS or other aggregation system; SEA use case for distribution to LEAs specifically
Matt
-overall directions and objectives for Ed-Fi project
Mark R
- temporal data update from the SIG