Sentences with phrase «innovations pilot works»

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To help drive innovation, Carl Byrne, CEO and president, championed the installation of a pilot plant where customers would be able to work with the R&D team to develop products to meet their objectives.

In Chicago in particular, Leap Innovations is trying to spur the creation of a cluster by not just working on building breakthrough schools, but also on supporting education technology companies by helping them pilot their tools in its schools and collect research.

Ms. Roberts and the team at CICS Prairie were first introduced to Frontier through the LEAP Innovations Pilot Network, a Chicago - based organization that works «directly with educators and tech innovators to discover and pilot personalized learning technologies and innovative practices, and then share our research nationally to scale what works.&rPilot Network, a Chicago - based organization that works «directly with educators and tech innovators to discover and pilot personalized learning technologies and innovative practices, and then share our research nationally to scale what works.&rpilot personalized learning technologies and innovative practices, and then share our research nationally to scale what works.»

«By making the work of [the Office of School Reform and Innovation] in promoting innovation pilots and authorizing autonomous schools a part of the work of the chief academic and innovation officer, I am also excited about the increased opportunities to promote and share innovation and best practices across all our schools, regardless of governance type.»

By making the work of OSRI in promoting innovation pilots and authorizing autonomous schools a part of the work of the Chief Academic and Innovation Officer, I am also excited about the increased opportunities to promote and share innovation and best practices across all our schools, regardless of governance type.

Education technology test beds accelerate education innovation by connecting developers and educators to pilot, evaluate, and ultimately expand the use of learning products that work for students.

Getting Smart interviewed three Learning Assembly members — LearnLaunch, Highlander Institute and LEAP Innovations — in a series of three podcasts this month; chatting about the lessons the members of the Learning Assembly have learned through their work developing pilot programs for districts and schools looking to try new personalized learning and edtech programs.

Dr. Bushway stressed that more work is needed to standardize the definition of CBE across post-secondary education, recommended that Congress define CBE within the HEA andalso authorize a CBE demonstration project to pilot changes before attempting to deploy the innovations more broadly.

Work with regulatory agencies to address specific obstacles to innovation and small pilot projects.