Learning Brief Series
Made to help busy decision-makers enhance their EdTech strategy
What's the learning brief series?
EdTech Hub’s learning briefs are a collection of practical, evidence-backed resources, made for people working to improve the use of technology in education.
Each brief brings together years of expertise from the leading players across the EdTech sector, and provides key answers to critical questions about implementation, strategy, cost, and use; saving you the time and effort.
Read on for evidence made to be used, so the EdTech intervention works.
What makes our briefs different?
EdTech that shows
great promise
Years of knowledge
from leading experts
Made for decision-makers in
low- and middle-income countries
The learning brief series
How Can Participatory Methods Centre Teachers Within Education Policy?
How Can Implementers Apply Digital Personalised Learning in Schools?
How Can EMIS be Designed and Implemented in Ways That Make Them Useful?
What is ‘Nudging’ in Education and How Does it Contribute to Behaviour
Change?
How Can Decision-Makers Assess EdTech Interventions for Cost-Effectiveness to Enable Better Investments?
Who could benefit from reading these?
- Education policymakers
- Advocacy groups focusing on education policy in the Global South
- Community leaders and influencers in EdTech
- Donors and funding organisations in EdTech
- Education technology companies
- Government education ministries
- Non-governmental organisations in education
- Researchers
Quick insights on one page
Looking for the right learning brief to support your work? Dive into our one-page summaries for quick, practical guidance. Click to view, print, or download.
Explore by topic
Approaches to learning and engagement with EdTech
Communities of practice and participatory methods for EdTech
Cost-effectiveness and investments in EdTech
Education management systems (EMIS) for EdTech
Your questions answered
Please contact EdTech Hub if you have any questions about our learning brief series, or if you would like to share your ideas for new learning brief topics which would help you in your work.
