Creating a new edTech product based on original print material from an author or publisher is a complex undertaking. You might be tempted to dive into the design process without bringing your author along, or wait until the very end to ask for their feedback. But don't take the risk. Whether you're an edTech company or an in-house team at an educational publisher, you'll get the best results when you enlist your print authors as co-designers and product stakeholders. After all, their material has already been vetted and sequenced in a print curriculum. Its success in that market is likely…
Improve product engagement in your learning tool by avoiding four common challenges we see in the industry. We'll show you how.
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User experience goals become more specific once you introduce alternative inputs. Improve accessibility and learning outcomes with our tips.
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Develop more effective edTech personas, so you can build, market, and sell learning products that make an impact on students.
Learn 3 product planning tips for edTech with alternative input devices, like voice recognition, so you can stand out in a crowded market.
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Design systems create ROI in edTech by strengthening user experience and brand trust, as well as improving design and development processes.
