The mission of the EdTech Evidence Exchange is to help educators to make better-informed decisions about education technology.
The EdTech Evidence Exchange is structured as a public charity that is supported exclusively by grants, philanthropy, and support from a growing list of funders including the University of Virginia School of Education, Strada Education Network, Carnegie Corporation of New York, and the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative.
"The information we need to support better edtech decision-making is currently stranded in the heads of hundreds of thousand educators nationwide. The time has come to give these professionals the mechanism, shared language, incentives, and support they need to document their work for the common good. As we begin to understand which edtech "implementation variables" matter most we can make much better decisions about which technologies to select, and how to properly implement them in our nation’s classrooms and lecture halls."
— Bart Epstein, President and CEO of the EdTech Evidence Exchange, and Research Associate Professor at the University of Virginia School of Education and Human Development
"The information we need to support better edtech decision-making is currently stranded in the heads of hundreds of thousand educators nationwide. The time has come to give these professionals the mechanism, shared language, incentives, and support they need to document their work for the common good. As we begin to understand which edtech "implementation variables" matter most we can make much better decisions about which technologies to select, and how to properly implement them in our nation’s classrooms and lecture halls."
— Bart Epstein, President and CEO of the EdTech Evidence Exchange, and Research Associate Professor at the University of Virginia Curry School of EducationSign up to receive updates from the EdTech Evidence Exchange.