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An application is proposed to help teachers in San Francisco discuss and take action on policy issues through their mobile devices. The app would provide a private space for teachers to learn about topics, share insights, and organize responses. It would focus on facilitating community among teachers and empowering them to collectively influence education policies through participation and voting within a secure mobile network.
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- Government - Elected Officials - Dept. of Education/ Administrators (federal+state+local) - "taxpayers" - voters Advocacy Groups - Think Tanks/ Policy Experts - Lobbyists - Parents - Community Orgs/ Non-Profits What if you're a teacher with an innovative idea that that you want to flesh out with peers? What you have innovative policy ideas that have been proven to be successful and should be considered for implementation on a larger scale but those ideas don't ever make it into public discourse because none of the prominent players are advocating for them? What if you want to discuss issues and exchange ideas in a community of practice that serves as a safe space for teachers only?
- Feedback System Users: Rate ideas by voting; make comments; dialogue; debate. Monitor responses to their own activity. Keep out non-teachers. Administrator: Monitor policy suggestions, debates and voting; bring hot topics to the fore. Reputation System Public profiles Transparent user histories Details on comments Voting and membership data Highlighting of frequent/valued contributors