The subcommittee will review the requirements when specifics are received. Tony Cavataio, DoEd , indicated that they have begun looking at the data mappings of the USEG project and are comparing those mappings to the DoEd data. Tony also indicated that they are working on Processing peer reviews electronically. The peer review panel would then meet to discuss the reviews. Mike Paddock, Monroe 2-Orleans Board of Cooperative Educational Service, New York State, indicated that states are looking for suggestions for hardware and software technologies that have been used or proven.
Freeware solutions are most desired but all suggestions are welcome.
Mike Paddock and Tony Cavataio will prepare a draft for review at the next meeting. Charles Nichols, D.C. Office of Grants Management and Development will also be working on the newsletter. On the topic of other outreach proposals, the subject of an electronic survey was advanced. This survey could be used to invite on-going feedback from state and local grant customers concerning current pilots and technologies. Ann Fisher volunteered to pursue the topic and find out what kind of clearances would be required.