Data use overview

Data Use is about improving how people and organizations make sense of data and turn it into useful, usable and actionable information for making decisions that lead to improvements in racial equity and increased student success for all.

IEBC created a three-part model for data use to support student success: analytics, human judgment and decision-making and organizational habits. Our model addresses how to turn data into information and present it in ways that capitalize on what we know about how people process information for action and how organizations change.

Learn about our workshops

Student Success and Data Use. This publication describes IEBC workshops that include demystifying data use, telling your story with data and how to integrate data and its uses into meetings that command attention.

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What Educators are saying

IEBC Data Use Workshops Transform Research, Planning, Presenting and Reporting

Mark Akiyama, Dean Guided Pathways and Special Projects, Diablo Valley College, describes how the Data Use workshops conducted by IEBC have changed how they engage with data.

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Workshops and
Webinars

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Workshops and
Webinars

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Publications and
Articles

Creating a Data-Informed Culture in Community Colleges

A New Model for Educators

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Creating a Data-Informed Culture in Community Colleges

A New Model for Educators

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