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  CBM Data Management

There are three ways to maintain, analyze, and present CBM data; Hand, Pocket CBM, and an online service like Aimsweb.

 Hand CBM Data Management

Advantages

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Inexpensive

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Can be used by one teacher

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User friendly

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Low learning curve

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Can show numerical growth

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No technology needed

 

Disadvantages
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Need norms from another source

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Can't show percentile growth alone

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Data isn't saved electronically

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More difficult to show growth in comparison to other students

 Pocket CBM Data Management

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Inexpensive

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Can be used by one teacher

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User friendly

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Low learning curve

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Prints numerous graphs and reports

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Yields norms and rank orders

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NCLB compliant

 

 

 

Disadvantages
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Need computer

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Need to learn program

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Doesn't save data by student

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Need printer to access data

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No aggregation and disaggregation

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No national norms

 AIMSweb Data Management

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Online

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No program to load

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Can be accessed anywhere

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Saves data across years

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Aggregation and disaggregation

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Prints numerous graphs and reports

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Yields norms and rank orders

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National norms available

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NCLB compliant

 

 

 

Disadvantages
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Need computer

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Need to learn program

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Need Web access

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Subscription fee

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