What Can Connect AI Do?

Nicole Arres
Nicole Arres
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Connect AI supports educators with a number of everyday tasks similar to a personal data assistant or coach.

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RoleWhat You Can Do With Connect AI?
Superintendents
  • Evaluate overall district performance and student outcomes across schools.
  • Pull and analyze district-wide reports for board sessions and audits.
  • Summarize complex district data into executive visual charts and graphs.
  • Overlay data across multiple data sets such as grades, attendance, and behavior.
  • Save custom queries to reuse for recurring executive and school board updates.
Curriculum Leaders
  • Measure the instructional ROI of curriculum programs funded by the district.
  • Track assessment growth across schools, grade levels, and subject areas.
  • Create visual charts and graphs to defend effective programs with evidence.
  • Receive smart AI suggestions to investigate further insights into student achievement.
  • Pull and export detailed data lists into CSV files for targeted curriculum analysis.
School Psychologists & MTSS Coordinators
  • Identify Tier 1 students showing multiple risk indicators who need intensive intervention.
  • Generate reports and visual progress bars for Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) discussions.
  • Analyze peer comparison groups and cross-domain histories in seconds.
  • Write narrative summaries to support individual student plans.
  • Generate agendas for parent and student intervention meetings.
Principals & Building Administrators
  • Analyze chronic absenteeism trends and identify affected grade levels.
  • Turn building data into immediate action plans without waiting on data teams.
  • Summarize building-level data into clear insights and recommendations.
  • Create and export downloadable charts and visual reports for staff meetings.
  • Export student and grade-level list data to CSV files for administrative tracking.
Teachers
  • Identify students performing below benchmark in reading or math who require additional support.
  • Create targeted student groups in Homeroom for differentiated instruction.
  • Draft notification email text to parents regarding excessive absences or behavior incidents.
  • Generate individual student progress reports with visual tracking bars.
  • Easily access assessment performance by subject area without complex data filtering.

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