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Give Credit Where Credit is Due
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Watch your favorite creators
Educators often read articles, watch videos, and listen to podcasts in order to plan lessons. Here, you can find curated content in our learning library from your favorite channels and creators, or, submit a suggestion to the approved library.
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Take a short assessment
After reading a great educator article, watching your favorite YouTube teaching channel or educator podcast, members take a short assessment on The Ippy Dippy to verify that you have professionally developed.
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Receive records of your PD hours
After each short assessment, members will receive an automated email with a record of your score and the recognition of the duration of your personal training. Access your records and receive running lifelong learning transcripts at any time.
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Submit your hours to your LPDC
Members can send a copy of their emailed records of professional development to their LPDC (Local Professional Development Committee) to be applied to their license renewal or to their administrator to be applied to a professional growth plan.
What is The Ippy Dippy?
Real Stories
Jameson: Insight
Jameson was a school admin trying to understand the professional development needs of his staff. There was a staff development day in 5 weeks and his superintendent was asking for plans and justification for those plans. With The Ippy Dippy Jameson was able to aggregate what district teachers sought for self-development. That information allowed Jameson to highlight the inherent needs of instructional staff and present evidence of the need with reports from The Ippy Dippy based off of staff search trends. The Ippy Dippy can generate reports for your schools and districts to gain insight into what your teachers do when self-learning.
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