The Value Proposition of EdTech
All EdTech should be based upon the idea of
using a tool to improve learning.
The below model can be used to reflect and explain why your solution is needed and what are its key benefits.
Improving Learning Outcomes
The main goal for a
quality EdTech product
Improving Learning
Reducing Workload
How a product can help to improve learning.
Increasing Engagement
Improved access to quality content
Improved communication
Improved assessment
Reduced cost
Improved content relevancy
Emotional & physical safety
Data & analytics
Adaptivity
Interactivity
Sociality
Creativity
Emotional engagement
Optimal challenges
Immediate feedback
Meaningful collaboration
Self-expression
Gamification
Self-reflection
EdTech Development Roadmap
When designing educational solutions, it is ideal to define What before defining How. This means that learning activities and product features are designed on top of relevant and meaningful learning goals.
Need
Learning Objectives
Pedagogy
Design & prototype
Co-Develop
Publish & Support
What is the educational problem the product is solving?
What are the learning objectives the product helps to achieve?
How are the learning activities that help to achieve the learning objectives?
Testing if the learning goals are relevant and can be achieved through the use of the product.
Building understanding of the use cases; how to make the UX as fluent as possible.
Offering training and ensuring that users achieve their goals for the use. Gathering evidence of effectiveness.
Assessing Product-Market-Fit
We have created a simple questionnaire to help you reflect and determine what is the main reason people need your product – and why would they be ready to pay for it?
Being able to explain your value proposition in simple terms makes it easier to find customers and get investments.