Consolidating Tools with Formative

This webinar explores how districts use Formative to reduce tool overload by consolidating instruction, assessment, and data into a single platform.

The session focuses on simplifying workflows for teachers while improving data access for instructional leaders.

What You’ll Learn

  • How Formative supports tool consolidation
  • Ways centralized data improves instructional conversations
  • How districts reduce fragmentation across platforms

Key Themes Discussed

  • Streamlining instructional technology ecosystems
  • Improving data coherence
  • Supporting district-wide implementation

Who Should Watch This Webinar?

This webinar is designed for:

  • District administrators
  • Technology and curriculum leaders
  • Instructional leadership teams
  • Educators evaluating assessment platforms

Consolidating Tools with Formative

This webinar explores how districts use Formative to reduce tool overload by consolidating instruction, assessment, and data into a single platform.

The session focuses on simplifying workflows for teachers while improving data access for instructional leaders.

What You’ll Learn

  • How Formative supports tool consolidation
  • Ways centralized data improves instructional conversations
  • How districts reduce fragmentation across platforms

Key Themes Discussed

  • Streamlining instructional technology ecosystems
  • Improving data coherence
  • Supporting district-wide implementation

Who Should Watch This Webinar?

This webinar is designed for:

  • District administrators
  • Technology and curriculum leaders
  • Instructional leadership teams
  • Educators evaluating assessment platforms

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