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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.
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.
Parenting for a Digital Future
This project explores how parents and caretakers approach the task of bringing up their children in the digital age.