Great questions! * How does a dev (who hasn't been in education) know what to build? NYC has put together some great initial resources to help orient develope

Great questions! * How does a dev (who hasn't been in education) know what to build? NYC has put together some great initial resources to help orient developers without educational backgrounds on what they're looking for: http://nycschools.challengepost.com/details/needs_opportunities http://nycschools.challengepost.com/details/needs_opportunit... http://nycschools.challengepost.com/details/resources http://nycschools.challengepost.com/details/resources I'm not aware of any specific events for this challenge to connect teachers & developers, but EdTech meetups (http://www.meetup.com/NYEdTech/ http://www.meetup.com/NYEdTech/ http://www.meetup.com/sfedtech/ http://www.meetup.com/sfedtech/ http://www.meetup.com/EdTechMeetupCO/ http://www.meetup.com/EdTechMeetupCO/) are great ways to meet interested teachers in finding and building better technical tools. * How does Clever relate to SLC? SLC is great for the districts that use it. We're proud to support them. But for the vast majority of districts out there that don't have SLC, Clever can help them open up their data in under 5 minutes. * Will Clever be at SLC Camp? I'm not sure if we'll make it for the entire weekend, but we'll definitely be around. Come say hi!