How Does Edovo Evaluate Content?

Once a course has passed our rigorous screening process, it moves on to the next step: evaluation. 

Our goal is to provide the relevant information staff need to determine what coursework they could assign to their learner groups, what courses they could consider for merit-based credit, and what courses would benefit their learners most. Evaluation includes checks for:

• Key Area of Focus

• Which of the following categories does the content fall into: Academics, Vocational, Life Skills, Incarcerated Life, Reentry, Health, Recovery, Arts and Culture, Religion and Spirituality

• Estimated Time to Complete

• How long does it take a Learner who is meaningfully engaging with the content to complete the course?

• Determined by combining video minutes with the estimated reading time and estimated time to complete engagement questions.  

• Reading Level

• Determined by using the Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level.

• Audience

• Was this content built specifically for incarcerated individuals?

• Was this content created by formerly incarcerated individuals, or include the input of formerly incarcerated individuals?

• Market Importance

• How relevant is the subject matter in the market?

• Uniqueness 

• Is this similar to other content we have on the platform, or does it bring something new?

• Production Quality

• How professional does the content look?

• Does the course include high-quality multimedia resources such as dynamic videos, audio, images, attachments, and engagement questions?

• Curriculum Quality

• How rigorous is the curriculum?  

• Would it be viewed as having demonstrably taught a Learner?

• Does the curriculum follow Edovo’s Best Practices for Curriculum Development and Learner Success?

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