TAG Meeting 2022-08-18

TAG Meeting 2022-08-18

Participants

Fuat

Aki

Texas Education Agency

Marcos

Alcozer

Ed-Fi Alliance

Josh

Allen

Denver Public Schools

Michael

Augustine

Texas Education Agency

Josh

Bergman

Skyward

Thomas

Christensen

Wisconsin DPI

Wyatt

Cothran

South Carolina Department of Education

Matt

Criscenzo

Indiana University INsite

Rosh

Dhanawade

Education Analytics

Katie

Favara

Texas Education Agency

Linda

Feng

Unicon Inc.

Stephen

Fuqua

Ed-Fi Alliance

Jean-Francois

Guertin

EdWire

Eric

Jansson

Ed-Fi Alliance

Manuel

Jaramilo

Texas Education Agency

Sherod

Keen

North East Florida Educational Consortium

Vinaya

Mayya

Ed-Fi Alliance

Ron

Peasha

Infinite Campus

Jeremy

Perkins

Instructure

Doug

Quinton

PowerSchool

Andrew

Rice

Education Analytics

Lucy

Saura

Lake Washington School District

Grishma

Shrestha

Infinite Campus

Molly

Stewart

Indiana University INsite

Agenda

  1. Ed-Fi to CEDS Data Movement

  2. API-first strategy

  3. Bulk data exchange over API

Materials

Notes

Ed-Fi to CEDS Integration was discussed. A few points made during the discussion:

  • it was generally agreed that a new mapping/transformation strategy was needed, and not a database to database one

  • The concept that Ed-Fi needs a single input point was also raised

  • it was also noted that it is difficult to see what to integrate with - that CEDS looks like many projects and not a clear architecture or platform

  • It was noted that CEDS is working on a JSON schema

One suggestion that was well-received was to go ahead and try a JSON-to-JSON mapping as a means of exploring the technology and process for maintaining the possibility. This does not have to be a CEDS structure necessarily.

API First strategy

Ed-Fi reviewed the history here, including the plans to look for API-first strategy for feeding downstream analytics, as opposed to the database access strategy of AMT

One suggestion that emerged was to look at if the ODS could add a feature to push HTTP requests to other endpoints – effectively a simple version of propagating API events.