Workshops and Trainings
I love having the opportunity to present at professional events and conferences.
Upcoming events and presentations will be posted here as soon as they are announced.
Upcoming events and presentations will be posted here as soon as they are announced.
Click the headers below to learn more about the types of trainings I offer and where I've presented.
DATA BASICS
National Association for Family, School, and Community Engagement (NAFSCE) - April Effective Practices Webinar (2019)
Using Qualitative and Quantitative Data to Evaluate Family Engagement
Using Qualitative and Quantitative Data to Evaluate Family Engagement
“This was one of the best webinars I have ever watched. So excited to share this with colleagues. Thank you!”
View the video recording here, or click here to download the presentation.
Institute for Educational Leadership - National Family and Community Engagement Conference (2018)
Don't Be Afraid of Data: Getting Started With Evaluating Engagement
Don't Be Afraid of Data: Getting Started With Evaluating Engagement
“Amanda Klein was knowledgeable and invested in helping us use Excel to capture data on engagement. Great workshop."
ASSESSING COMMUNITY NEEDS and Measuring Impacts
Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) - 2019 Research Summit
Assessing Needs and Measuring Impact in Your Community
Assessing Needs and Measuring Impact in Your Community
Using Data for Engagement
The PAXIS Institute - PAX Ohio Summit (2018)
Utilizing Attendance Data and Engaging Families
DC Data Summit (2016)
Using School Data to Build a Culture of Care Around Chronically Absent Students
Utilizing Attendance Data and Engaging Families
DC Data Summit (2016)
Using School Data to Build a Culture of Care Around Chronically Absent Students
MICROSOFT EXCEL
I offer a three-part workshop series on how to use Microsoft Excel for tracking family engagement efforts and outcomes.
Part 1: Excel Basics
The Excel Basics workshop starts from the top and discusses formatting, functions, and formulas that beginners can use to build their Excel capacity.
Part 2: Creating and Using Templates in Excel
This session builds on what is covered in the Basics session and walks participants through the process of designing their own customized tracking sheets.
Part 3: Reporting and Visualizing Data in Excel
In this session, we talk about so many fun parts of Excel - PivotTables, creating charts and tables for reporting, and creating interactive dashboards!
Part 1: Excel Basics
The Excel Basics workshop starts from the top and discusses formatting, functions, and formulas that beginners can use to build their Excel capacity.
Part 2: Creating and Using Templates in Excel
This session builds on what is covered in the Basics session and walks participants through the process of designing their own customized tracking sheets.
Part 3: Reporting and Visualizing Data in Excel
In this session, we talk about so many fun parts of Excel - PivotTables, creating charts and tables for reporting, and creating interactive dashboards!
"Practical examples applicable to daily work. Presented at the right pace. Great content."
"My approach will be to allow my understanding of the various features to help me work smarter not harder. I am encouraged to continue to use excel, not run away from it." "I feel more aware of how to efficiently organize my data! This will be helpful for reporting, and analyzing data for my own outreach strategies." |
Other Topics
Institute for Educational Leadership - Rise up for Equity Summit (2020)
Design Thinking and Data Analysis for Effective Engagement (with designEDengagement, PBC)
Family Engagement Leaders of Ohio (FELO) - Quarterly Meeting (2020)
Creating a Culture of Data in Your Organization
Design Thinking and Data Analysis for Effective Engagement (with designEDengagement, PBC)
Family Engagement Leaders of Ohio (FELO) - Quarterly Meeting (2020)
Creating a Culture of Data in Your Organization
Coalition for Community Schools - Community Schools National Forum (2018)
Community-Informed Approach to Trauma and Resilience Presented with colleagues from the University of Maryland School of Social Work, Promise Heights, and the Baltimore City Health Department about trauma-informed and data-driven approaches to family and community engagement using community data sources |