Seasons of CS Wiki
  • Implementing the Seasons of CS Professional Learning Model
    • About
    • Introduction
    • Requirements and Considerations
    • Assembling a Regional Team
    • Forging Partnerships and Selecting Workshop Content
    • Considering Evaluation
    • Developing and Managing a Program Budget
    • Planning for Delivery Formats
    • Promoting the Event and Recruiting Schools
    • Managing Logistics and Participant Communications
    • Developing a Program Agenda
    • Supporting Facilitators
    • Setting Up
    • Delivering Workshops
    • Wrapping Up
    • Contribute to the Seasons of CS Wiki
  • 2023 EWIG:CS Grant
    • Orientation Workshop Logistics
    • Considerations for Participant Stipends
    • Subcontract Reporting and Invoicing Timeline
    • Regional Lead Agency Frequently Asked Questions
  • Relevant External Links
    • Seasons of CS Website
    • NCWIT's State Summit Toolkit
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  1. Implementing the Seasons of CS Professional Learning Model

Wrapping Up

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After your event is complete, consider addressing the following tasks to wrap up:

Communication and Distribution

  1. Thank all partners who provided support before, during, and/or after the event

  2. Share digital workshop photographs, materials and recordings (if applicable) to participants

  3. Once complete, distribute the results of any internal/external evaluation to partners, grantors, and/or investors in the event

Review and Retrospective

  1. Complete interviews of facilitators, attendees, etc. as soon after the event as possible

  2. Consider to solicit authentic feedback from partners to improve the CSPDWeek model for future years.

  3. Ensure attendees are aware of other resources for support, including community of practice and ongoing professional learning opportunities provided during other “seasons” of the year.

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