Very exciting — it looks like something school districts need very badly. I wonder how much Panorama participates in the interpretation of the results. It's on

Very exciting — it looks like something school districts need very badly. I wonder how much Panorama participates in the interpretation of the results. It's one thing to efficiently gather responses to survey questions, but quite another to effectively figure out what the results mean. The University of Chicago Consortium on School Research has done interesting work on something similar with Chicago Public Schools[1], though they also probably do more basic (i.e., academic) research about what to do with the results. Unrelated, what's with the website[2] for Zuckerberg's education foundation, Startup: Education? I guess it's not really used for anything. But it's ironic how cheap-looking it is. The logo is a JPEG. [1] https://cps.5-essentials.org/2012/schools/ https://cps.5-essentials.org/2012/schools/ [2] http://www.startupeducation.org/ http://www.startupeducation.org/