Education Alliance Finland (EAF) is conducting a pedagogical quality evaluation of Novda Edutainment’s textbooks and pedagogical guides for primary classes of General secondary schools in Uzbekistan. EAF’s quality criteria is based on educational psychology and learning science principles used by EAF. Today, EAF works with more than 300 learning solutions in more than 30 countries.
Adding game elements, like rankings, achievements and quests to digital learning products, has become a popular way for improving student engagement and learning outcomes. To learn more about how to begin designing a good gamified EdTech product, check out our article about Gamification and Game-Based Learning in EdTech.
Everything is about data these days.
During our EAF 2021 client workshop Riku Alkio from Seppo.io gamification platform, shared their journey as a start-up to break-even situation. When asked, what he wished they would have done differently, his answer revealed lot:
This is how you can get your EdTech product evaluated and certified by EAF.
The evaluation process is simple, and the following values guide us in certification work:
The client doesn't have to wait for the results for months. With our large pool of professionals we conduct evaluations quickly and on-demand.
Access to the product and being available for additional questions is all we need from the client.
