LHRIC Educlimber EdCamp
Date: July 22, 2026
Time: 8:30 am–2:30 pm
Location: 450 Mamaroneck Ave, Harrison, NY
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Who Should Attend?
EdCamp is designed for all Educlimber users, regardless of role or experience level. District and building administrators, curriculum leaders, data analysts, MTSS coordinators, instructional coaches, interventionists, and classroom teachers are all encouraged to attend. Whether you oversee district-wide initiatives or work directly with students, you'll find opportunities to learn, collaborate, and make meaningful progress in your Educlimber system.
Featured Topics Include:
Achievement Dashboards: Learn how to create and customize dashboards that bring together assessment, attendance, behavior, and other key data points into a single view. Explore ways to monitor trends, identify areas of need, celebrate successes, and provide stakeholders with meaningful data visualizations to support decision-making.
SmartForms: Design and refine SmartForms to streamline data collection, documentation, and communication across teams.
Teacher Onboarding: Prepare for a successful school year by establishing processes and resources that help new teachers become confident Educlimber users.
PLC Meetings and Collections: Explore how to use Meetings and Collections to facilitate collaborative team discussions, organize evidence, and support data-driven decision-making.
Beginning-of-Year and End-of-Year Tasks: Prepare for critical annual transitions, including system cleanup, roster changes, data rollovers, and planning for the year ahead.
Participants can choose sessions that align with their responsibilities while also benefiting from dedicated work time to apply what they learn directly within their own Educlimber environment. Whether you're a returning EdCamp veteran or a first-time camper, you'll find opportunities to learn, collaborate, and explore new ways to make the most of Educlimber. New campers can build confidence with foundational skills and guidance from experienced users, while seasoned campers can tackle advanced projects and share their expertise with peers. Pack your questions, bring your ideas, and get ready to leave camp with new skills, practical solutions, valuable connections, and completed work that will support your district throughout the school year.