Ed-Tech Research Infrastructure to Advance Learning Science
E-TRIALS offers researchers a completely unique way to ask questions about education at scale in ASSISTments
E-TRIALS offers researchers a completely unique way to ask questions about education at scale in ASSISTments
How it works
How it works
- NEWS FROM E-TRIALS -
NSF provides $1 million in funding for study conducted in E-TRIALS
Dr. Candace Walkington of Southern Methodist University received $1 million from the NSF to collaborate with the E-TRIALS team. In her project, Dr. Walkington is examining the effects of tailoring algebra question content to students’ career interests.
"Quite simply, E-TRIALS is a dream come true for researchers interested in student learning."
"Quite simply, E-TRIALS is a dream come true for researchers interested in student learning."
Virginia Clinton, University of North Dakota
Virginia Clinton, University of North Dakota
WE ARE HIRING
WE ARE HIRING
We are hiring a Product Manager and a Project Coordinatore to support the growth of E-TRIALS.
These roles are full-time and will focus on relationships with researchers.