IES Grant competition

Introduction

New Sept 15th 2023.1

Dr. Neil Heffernan introduces the competition back in 2022 but still relevant as he explains how this works.

Who can participate

Have you ever wanted to run an experiment to improve math learning with thousands of K12 students, but did not have the money or resources? Good news!  IES is giving away 10 grants, each for $400,000, to support such efforts!  IES already funded 5 platforms to add support for researchers (and E-TRIALS/ASSISTments platform is one of them). More details can be found in the IES Request for Applications.   

IES requires researchers to submit a feasibility letter from E-TRIALS along with their IES proposal submission. Researchers will need to submit a feasibility letter request to E-TRIALS by January 6, 2023. 

Key dates

By January 6, 2023, Applicants request feasibility letters from E-TRIALS

By February 23, 2023, IES Grant Applications are due

Feasibility Letter Request

Submit requests to: etrials.305N@assistments.org

Applicants’ requests will include the following information: 

Webinar Recording

E-TRIALS Affordances

E-TRIALS supports four types of research for this IES grant competition: 

We like supporting other researchers. We have already helped a dozen researchers run studies and over 100 researchers publish secondary data analysis using ASSISTments data.  

Funded Grants using E-TRIALS Platform

The E-TRIALS platform has been used by external researchers for funded grants. 

Click here to see details about those grants. 

We'd love for you to participate.

If you are interested, please contact

etrials.305N@assistments.org 

New Sept 15th