Program evaluation and user research

Specializing in educational media

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We provide independent research and evaluation services to organizations that create educational TV shows, outreach campaigns, curricula, informational websites, and mobile applications (for kids and adults alike).

We help our clients to measure objectively the impact of their projects and to communicate better with their audiences.

We help funders, like the National Science Foundation and other state and federal agencies, determine whether their investments in social or educational programs are paying off.

We use program evaluation, usability testing and other research methods to determine whether our clients' products are meeting their users’ needs.

If your program needs evaluation, but don't know where to begin, please contact us to learn how we can assess your program's success.

Latest news

Evaluation of Jonathan Bird's Blue World

CEG is conducting an evaluation of web-based educational resources for Jonathan Bird's Blue World, created by the Oceanic Research Group. We will be working with a local middle school science classoom to test out the website and its Study Guides as well as other resouces for teachers.

January 24, 2012

Future City Evaluation

CEG has been chosen to conduct an evaluation of the Future City program. We will be conducting a national survey of program participants as well as school-based observations.

August 22, 2011

Mission

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Our mission is to use our research expertise to have a positive impact on individuals and society. To achieve this goal, we help our clients evaluate technology-based products that help people learn, improve health outcomes, and enhance overall quality of life.

Woman-Owned Small Business

CEG is certified as a woman-owned enterprise by the Massachusetts Supplier Diversity Office (SDO). More than $240 million of state spending each year is targeted by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to SDO certified minority and women businesses. If you are seeking State contracts and are looking for a competitive edge, please contact us.

Sample Projects

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