Description
The federal education data landscape has changed significantly. Data collections have been discontinued. Staff who answered your questions are gone. Websites have been reorganized. If you depend on NCES data — for research, journalism, policy, or institutional work — you may be finding it harder than ever to know where to look, what still exists, and what has disappeared.
This live one-hour webinar cuts through the confusion.
Tom Snyder spent decades as Director of Annual Reports and Information Staff at the National Center for Education Statistics, where he built and maintained the very systems this session covers. He knows what existed, what has changed, and what you can still access today.
In this session, Tom walks you through:
The full NCES data landscape — administrative data, sample surveys, and longitudinal studies
What has been discontinued and what remains available
Administrative data: CCD, IPEDS, and EDGE
Sample surveys: NAEP, NPSAS, NTPS, and NHES
Longitudinal studies: ECLS, HSLS, and Baccalaureate and Beyond
The complete suite of NCES data tools — Digest of Education Statistics, Fast Facts, College Navigator, NAEP Data Explorer, DataLab PowerStats, ElSi, and more
How to find what you need using search strategies and the NCES cheat sheet
Whether you’re a seasoned researcher reorienting to a changed landscape, a journalist trying to verify what data still exists, or a policymaker who needs to understand what’s available for the next few years — this is your map.
Live sessions: April 30, 2026 — 12:00 PM ET
Enrollment: Complimentary
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