Sign the Research-Based Product Promise to signal organizational commitment to research-based learning tools¶
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Description¶
The Research-Based Product Promise is a public pledge campaign through which individuals and organizations signal commitment to developing, purchasing, and/or using learning tools that incorporate research in their design and development. The report invites readers to "Sign the Research-Based Product Promise to join our campaign to promote high-quality edtech products that support the full spectrum of learners."
Design Implications¶
Context¶
Requirements¶
- Signatories must be committed to developing, purchasing, and/or using learning tools that incorporate research in design and development
Constraints¶
- The report presents the pledge as a signal of commitment; it reports no evidence of effects on product quality or purchasing
Target Learners¶
- education leaders and organizations purchasing or using edtech
- edtech developers
Target Learning Goals¶
- promoting high-quality, research-based edtech for the full spectrum of learners
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Key Sources¶
- Sierra Noakes. (2019). Market Signals for Research-Based Innovations. Digital Promise. https://digitalpromise.dspacedirect.org/items/7c36b6fa-e221-437f-92d5-f4d3a89c0a1f
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Sign the Research-Based Product Promise to signal organizational commitment to research-based learning tools |
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The Research-Based Product Promise is a public pledge campaign through which individuals and organizations signal commitment to developing, purchasing, and/or using learning tools that incorporate research in their de... |
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