Focusing on these initial Factors, the LPS researcher uses
the Digital Promise Research Map and other research databases (e.g. Google Scholar, ERIC) to find journals and studies that examine the relationship between one or more Factors and student outcomes in the content area (e.g. the relationship between working memory and K - 3 Reading).
Read the original piece here, and read more about student motivation on
the Digital Promise Research Map.
Visit
the Digital Promise Research Map, which connects educators and innovators with key research to fuel learning solutions.
Not exact matches
According to co-author and co-director of the
digital psychiatry program at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and a clinical fellow in the department of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, Dr John Torous, the
research is a timely and
promising step forward in the use of smartphones in mental health.
EFF guest speaker, Karen Cator, is President and CEO of
Digital Promise and is a leading voice for transforming American education through technology, innovation and
research.
In a series aimed at closing the gap between
research and practice, Usable Knowledge has partnered with
Digital Promise on a project that collects questions from educators across the country and poses them to experts at the Harvard Graduate School of Education.
Developed in partnership with
Digital Promise and North Carolina State University's Friday Institute, these micro-credentials are aligned with the
research - based FRS framework.
«We were trying to solve the problem of so much
research being inaccessible,» said Karen Cator, president and CEO of
Digital Promise, a Washington, D.C. - based nonprofit that advocates for schools to devise and share methods for using education technology effectively.
Those connections between
research and classroom practice are what
Digital Promise says it hopes to inspire.
Each microcredential in the
Digital Promise ecosystem includes six components: competency, key method, method components,
research and resources, submission criteria, and scoring rubric.
Civically, she serves on the
Research Advisory Board for
Digital Promise and served on the National Aga Khan Education Board, overseeing the quality of curriculum and instruction of educational programs across the nation.
Developed in partnership with
Digital Promise and North Carolina State's Friday Institute, these micro-credentials are aligned with the
research - based FRS framework.
Digital Promise:
Digital Promise is an independent, bipartisan nonprofit that works at the intersection of education leaders, researchers, and learning technology developers in order to improve the opportunity to learn for all Americans through technology and
research.
Tom Vander Ark sits down with Jennifer Kabaker, Director of Educator Micro-Credentials at
Digital Promise and Jason Lange, Bloomboard CEO, to talk about what micro-credentials look like, how
research can be used to support personalization of teacher development, and why this will impact the future of educator development.
A new study commissioned by
Digital Promise and conducted by
research firm Grunwald Associates, this
research report examines the attitudes of a nationally representative sample of 856 K - 12 teachers toward professional development and competency - based micro-credentials.
DreamBox Learning is committed to being a leader in efficacy
research, which is why I'm proud that Digital Promise has awarded research of DreamBox Learning with Honorable Mention for Evaluation Research in their Research - Based Products C
research, which is why I'm proud that
Digital Promise has awarded
research of DreamBox Learning with Honorable Mention for Evaluation Research in their Research - Based Products C
research of DreamBox Learning with Honorable Mention for Evaluation
Research in their Research - Based Products C
Research in their
Research - Based Products C
Research - Based Products Campaign.
Recognizing the contributions of pioneers in ed - tech and
digital learning, Digital Promise — an independent nonprofit organization committed to spurring innovation in education — launched a series of awards showcasing examples of how companies like DreamBox use and conduct research to build better products and services in three categories: Learning Sciences, User Research, and Evaluation Re
digital learning,
Digital Promise — an independent nonprofit organization committed to spurring innovation in education — launched a series of awards showcasing examples of how companies like DreamBox use and conduct research to build better products and services in three categories: Learning Sciences, User Research, and Evaluation Re
Digital Promise — an independent nonprofit organization committed to spurring innovation in education — launched a series of awards showcasing examples of how companies like DreamBox use and conduct
research to build better products and services in three categories: Learning Sciences, User Research, and Evaluation R
research to build better products and services in three categories: Learning Sciences, User
Research, and Evaluation R
Research, and Evaluation
ResearchResearch.
We are honored to have participated in the
research study conducted by CEPR at Harvard University and to be recognized by
Digital Promise.
Joseph South, an educational researcher, technology consultant, and former director of the U.S. Office of Educational Technology participated in a
research initiative on Educational Technology Efficacy Research organized by the Jefferson Education Accelerator, Digital Promise, and the Curry School of Education at the University of V
research initiative on Educational Technology Efficacy
Research organized by the Jefferson Education Accelerator, Digital Promise, and the Curry School of Education at the University of V
Research organized by the Jefferson Education Accelerator,
Digital Promise, and the Curry School of Education at the University of Virginia.
Ximena Dominguez, Ph.D., formerly Senior
Research Scientist, Center for Technology in Learning, SRI International, and currently Director of Early STEM
Research,
Digital Promise
Research and innovation efforts are currently underway at the Ounce to build on these
promising findings at the intersection of
digital learning and family engagement.
The book is based on current
research,
promising programs and practices and a set of best practices for teaching with technology in early childhood education that are based on the National Association for the Education of Young Children - Fred Rogers Center Position Statement on Technology and Interactive Media and the Fred Rogers Center Framework for Quality in Children's
Digital Media.