EEDW at Your School
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EEDW is fundamentally a research study to determine the efficacy of online learning in IT pathways within ECHSs. Along the way, we can create new opportunities for student success, and we can provide ECHSs with a host of supports and resources to help their students succeed in their higher education programs of study.
RESEARCH MODEL
Randomized Encouragement Design with 2,000+ ECHS students randomly assigned to either the encouragement or the control group.
Students in encouragement group will get…
- Targeted text messages and other communications encouraging them to sign up for online IT courses
- Information and resources to sign up for online IT courses
- Direct access to business and industry professionals for mentoring, Q & As, and career experiences
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How It Works: Basic Steps
- Collaborate with Eric Arpelar (email), ECHS Coordinator, on program design, school needs, and student opportunities
- Sign the MOU (download the MOU template)
- Send student enrollment information to REC-1 for random assignment
- REC-1 will send an “opt out” form to all parents / guardians before selecting students
- Set up text/communication group for encouraged students
- Send up to 4 messages per semester to encouraged students (We’ll send you the content)
- Encourage encouraged students to sign up for online IT courses
- Facilitate encouraged students’ access to business & industry opportunities
Download the full details
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EEDW School Benefits
Help accessing HED IT programs and course offerings of study, both online and face-to-face
Assistance promoting IT pathways and careers among current and incoming students
Strengthening HED–ECHS student support communication loops
Facilitating new HED programs of study development
Building business & industry partnerships for mentoring, career Q&As,
and real-life job experiences in IT
Providing funding for resources, supplies, instruction, and more
Got Questions?
Yes. Where students can access the online courses is up to you. You can require that they access courses from your school building, such as by establishing times in their normal class schedules for taking the online courses.
No. Students can choose any instructional model that's available from your higher ed. partners. We'll be encouraging students to take online IT courses, but they can take the courses that best meet their needs.
You are able to enroll students in programs at other HEDs, for both online and face-to-face courses, if yours doesn't offer the program you want. We can help you build relationships with higher education partners that have the programs and courses your students need.
