Creative Learning Pittsburgh
Creative Learning Pittsburgh is an ongoing research-philanthropy partnership between the University of Pittsburgh and the The Heinz Endowments.
Topics: Connected Learning. Types: Focus Group Protocol and Survey. Population: Educational Leader and Educator.
The Affinity Project
The Affinity Project investigated mentoring and intergenerational supports within the connected learning framework through a number of research projects.
Capturing Connected Learning in Libraries
The CCLL project is a research+practice collaboration that enables libraries to better assess learning outcomes for their connected learning programs.
Topics: Connected Learning and Educational Practice. Types: Training Materials. Population: Librarian.
ConnectedLib Project
ConnectedLib helps librarians incorporate digital media into their work with youth to promote connections across learning contexts.
Topics: Connected Learning and Educational Practice. Types: Interview Protocol. Population: Librarian.
Connecting Youth Project
This project was a study of the youth, educators, and orgs involved in innovative sites designed to educate youth for the 21st century.
FUSE Studio Evaluation
FUSE ignites and nurtures STEAM exploration through innovative challenges in a studio environment.
The Leveling Up Project
Investigating the learning dynamics of interest-driven online groups that foster skills and expertise development.
The Leveling Up – Parenting Project
This project explored what assets and strategies low-income/non-dominant families use to successfully connect with out-of-school learning opportunities.
Topics: Connected Learning. Types: Coding Tree, Interview Protocol, and Survey. Population: Parent and Youth.
Longitudinal Study of Connected Learning
This survey-based research study examines youth’s participation in connected learning environments in late elementary and middle school.