Is our product ready to go into schools?
- Readiness self-check and gap list
- Document checklist with worked examples
- Evidence report for school purchasing decisions
Our pilot programme puts edtech products into real lessons and reports the results in the form schools use to decide on adoption. Start by checking your readiness in 10 items.
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Each party asks different questions. We keep one set of templates and bundle only what each party needs.
Each stage has set templates, and the outputs of one stage become the inputs of the next.
Procedures and templates that do not depend on the country form a shared core. Only what differs by country, such as regulation, curriculum and procurement practice, goes into a country module.
Downloads in preparationBelow is the template index. The template files cannot be downloaded yet; we will open downloads from this list once they are ready.
0-1Toolkit guide and glossary0-2Roles and responsibilities chart1-1Readiness self-check1-2Document checklist with worked examples1-3Pre-review procedure and result form1-4Company participation commitment2-1Pilot design document2-2Indicator handbook2-3Logic model worksheet2-4School matching criteria and school profile2-5Standard pilot agreement3-1One-page school guide3-2Student and parent consent forms3-3Teacher guide and training plan3-4Pre/post surveys and focus group questions3-5Usage log submission format3-6Weekly progress tracker3-7Risk response procedure4-1Evidence report template and labelling rules4-2School case study template5-1Purchasing meeting pack and adoption proposal5-2Pilot retrospective and improvement logWe build what we have learned from pilots in schools in the UK, the US and Japan into the shared core, add a Korea module, and run every pilot through the same process.
We are building the Korea module first, in line with the Personal Information Protection Act, consent rules for children under 14, the Ministry of Education's criteria for learning-support software, and the 2022 revised curriculum.
We match schools with a local evaluation partner and run pedagogical-quality and data-safety reviews together, following UK GDPR and KCSIE.
Building on pilots in US and Japanese schools, we are turning each country's privacy and curriculum requirements into country modules.
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