A practical guide for researchers working in collaboration with EdTech companies to gather evidence about product effectiveness.
This guide offers researchers working with EdTech companies a starting point for establishing shared understanding and guiding collaborative and meaningful evidence generation. It explores three key phases:
Question prompts and links to resources are provided, aiming to facilitate collaborative discussions between a researcher and EdTech representative across each of the three phases.
This guidance and the resources have been developed:
Download the full guide for Conducting EdTech Evidence, including question prompts and links to supporting resources.
Download this practical template designed to support literature reviews for EdTech products.
Download this research mapping exercise template to support the review of the evidence an EdTech company holds about their product’s effectiveness.
Use our logic model builder tool, written guidance and online course to support the EdTech companies you are working with to develop a logic model.
The EdTech Evidence Board Evaluation Criteria are an evidence-based criteria to evaluate the efficacy of EdTech products for teaching and learning. It is these criteria that are currently being tested as part of the pilot; and which will ultimately define the standard that will be required for EdTech products to be recognised by the EdTech Evidence Board in a future evaluation model.
