In an out-of-the-box evaluation, 60% of parents accessed video clips and 52% accessed activities without prompting or instruction¶
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q2 i? Almost all parents and caregivers reported they accessed other areas of the app in addition to the prompts on their own, with 60% accessing video clips and 52% accessing activities. → Digital Promise 2021
Evidence¶
Digital Promise 2021¶
Digital Promise, The Jim Henson Company, Concord Evaluation Group, & Curious Media. (2021). Designing an app to support families' joint engagement with media: Design principles and lessons from research. [White Paper]. Digital Promise. https://doi.org/10.51388/20.500.12265/121
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CEG evaluation study, an in-home evaluation of app use "out-of-the-box" without instruction or support (38 families). The report states "Sixty percent accessed the video clips while slightly more than half (52%) accessed the activities." Percentages are descriptive; no effect size is printed.
"Almost all of the parents and caregivers reported they accessed other areas of the app in addition to the prompts on their own (without prompting or instruction from CEG). Sixty percent accessed the video clips while slightly more than half (52%) accessed the activities."
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In an out-of-the-box evaluation, 60% of parents accessed video clips and 52% accessed activities without prompting or instruction |
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In an out-of-the-box evaluation, 60% of parents accessed video clips and 52% accessed activities without prompting or instruction |
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