K-12 eLearning readiness is all over the map
K-12 eLearning readiness is all over the map
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In spring of 2020, parents and students found themselves in the middle of a forced, nationwide experiment. Certainly, no one wrote a playbook for virtual learning during a pandemic.
We asked -- what can be done now to ensure we do not rush quickly back to norms and miss the opportunities for growth and change?
It was important that we cataloging challenges and learnings in order to develop plans and processes that account for them in the Future Normal.
What we heard...
What we heard...
“It gets confusing working with multiple platforms. Some teachers will only post assignments on one of the platforms and then I’m stuck looking back and forth trying to find where your stuff is."
-Meg, 10th grade student
“I still like it when the teachers are engaging with them. This is going to change the way education looks like moving forward. I still like the idea of a physical teacher being involved versus “watch this video”. Having someone available to answer questions is still very important.”
-Cynthia, parent to elementary, middle, and high school students
“I can see every program at the school up to the fifth grade level. It is a very cluttered process that requires multiple logins and passwords. And each program has different rules or hours that you can use the software.”
-Jordan, parent to first grade student
Education Quality Gaps
Education Quality Gaps
Expectation Gaps
Expectation Gaps
Communication Gaps
Communication Gaps
Because of stories like these,
Because of stories like these,
we started the eLearning UX Project.
we started the eLearning UX Project.
Project Vision
Project Vision
We’re on a mission to empower individuals to improve eLearning by equipping them with tools to drive change. Online learning should not be an after-thought.
With proper preparation, systems, and communication channels, it can be a good experience for all!
End Goal
End Goal
Provide county and software agnostic resources for parents, teachers, and administrators that empower them to improve their online learning process and engagement.
These resources will be provided online as digital PDFs that can be downloaded for local use.
We collected user feedback to drive change.
We collected user feedback to drive change.
It's important that all stakeholder voices are included in any experience design project. We talked to parents, teachers, administrators, and local officials to get a 360 view of how to impact the processes behind K-12 eLearning.
Parent Feedback
Parent Feedback
Nationwide feedback collected from parents
Both video and survey feedback were gathered to provide richer insight
Teacher Feedback
Teacher Feedback
Additional feedback collected from teachers
Via survey and interviews we were able to understand their challenges
Administrator Feedback
Administrator Feedback
Partnership with a local school district uncovered planning challenges
Info from group meetings and district reports provided process insights
Data collection was led by MMR LIVE Experience Design, alongside our partners
Data collection was led by MMR LIVE Experience Design, alongside our partners
Strategy Lead
Project Management
Data Collection Partner
Video Feedback Partner
Graphic Design Partner
The data has been collected, now what?
The data has been collected, now what?
Throughout the data collection process, we analyzed and coded the input received. We looked for common themes and friction points, as well as fixes or solutions that could be applied more broadly.
Summaries Focused on Usability, Process, and Preparedness
Summaries Focused on Usability, Process, and Preparedness
This project is fully focused on the experience of eLearning -- it's software and location agnostic.
By focusing on the tasks parents, students, and administrators need to complete, we can gather data that points to process improvements that are applicable across county and state lines.
Take-Action Kits Built to Drive Research-Backed Change
Take-Action Kits Built to Drive Research-Backed Change
Designed to drive action and grounded in research, these DIY kits will prepare you for conversations, meetings, and decisions you will have to face when trying to drive meaningful change in eLearning preparedness and process.
Parents: Use the Kits to Advocate for Change
Teachers & Administrators: Drive Research-Backed Process Improvement
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ABOUT MMR LIVE EXPERIENCE DESIGN
ABOUT MMR LIVE EXPERIENCE DESIGN
MMR LIVE is a consultancy-styled group of diverse-minded researchers, storytelling strategists, data analysts and experiential marketers. We help businesses become more valuable to the people who care about them.We specialize in interdisciplinary experience design, helping build long-term brand loyalty for organizations that embrace change.
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