CEDStandards / CEDS-Elements

The Common Education Data Standards (CEDS) are an education data management initiative whose purpose is to streamline the understanding of data within and across P-20W institutions and sectors. CEDS includes a common vocabulary complete with standard elements names, definitions, and option sets. This repository contains all the CEDS elements, definitions, option sets and their definitions, and entities and definitions. Its purpose is to expand that vocabulary to meet the needs of every education stakeholder. The expanded vocabulary is then added to the CEDS Integration Data Store and CEDS Data Warehouse – the other two repositories located here.
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Add Existing CEDS Element “Internet Access In Residence” to Workforce Program Participant > Digital Access #744

Open P-Shay opened 11 months ago

P-Shay commented 11 months ago

This is for capturing needs not currently supported by the CEDS model. Please do not send or share actual data as examples in this issue or in attachments.

Author(s) Pete Shay

Authoring Organization(s) CEDS Workforce Standards Committee

Email address Peter.shay@dpi.wi.gov

Use Case Title Add Existing CEDS Element “Internet Access In Residence” to Workforce Program Participant > Digital Access

Use Case Description Internet Access In Residence – 001934 - https://ceds.ed.gov/element/001934

Use Case Background The Workforce Workgroup proposes the addition of the “Internet Access In Residence” data element to the Workforce domain (Workforce | Workforce Program Participant | Digital Access). This should be defined as “n indication of whether the individual is able to access the internet in their primary place of residence.” Option set should be the same as https://ceds.ed.gov/element/001934 Usage note should be changed to read “When asking for this information on a survey, the question could be phrased like this: "Can the individual access the internet in their primary place of residence?" We need to know this information because many Workforce Program activities (such as job search and application, skills training, activity verification) are well suited to being done over the internet. A participant who does not have internet access in their primary residence may have additional challenges meeting program requirements or attaining family sustaining employment, may require additional case management services or accommodations, may qualify for additional program supports, and may have different program requirements and outcomes. Case managers will need to know if a participant is able to perform activities from their primary residence or will need to access the internet from another location like a Job Center or Workforce Program Office.

Location of Element in the Domain Entity Schema Workforce > Workforce Program Participant > Digital Access