Join us for this week's #edtechbridge chat!
Topic: Classroom User Testing
Date / Time: June 4, 2014 6pm ET / 3pm PT / 11pm GMT
Where: Twitter - use hashtag #edtechbridge throughout the chat
Tentative Questions:
Activity: Please take a moment to complete the contact survey: https://t.co/HcNVMCZ8YA so we can facilitate collaboration among members.
Q1: Did you do your homework from last week? Share your experience connecting with another member of #edtechbridge
Q2: Have you ever had devs test a product in your classroom / have you ever tested your product in a classroom? How was it?
Q3: What do you find is the best way to get feedback on a product from kids?
Q4: How can you maximize a short class period for testing and getting feedback?
Q5: How can we ensure that classroom user testing values and respects the teachers and students?
Q6: What are ways to follow up and keep in touch after classroom testing?
Q7: How often should you test an #edtech product in the classroom?
Q8: Are you interested in participating in classroom testing (devs and teachers)? If so, what products would you like tested (or to test)?
Summer will be a great time to establish relationships for classroom testing in the fall. Ideally, teachers can use the summer to become familiar with products and collaborate with #edtech devs.
Q9: For summer, we are thinking of biweekly #edtechbridge chats. Yes? No? What will work for you?
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