Measure economic mobility and agency
Connect participation and applied capability to work, income, choices, and opportunities over time. Examine follow-up, comparison groups, and what current evidence can establish.
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Building a learning system opens a longer set of questions. Does it change people’s opportunities? Who is accountable for the service? What does it take to sustain the work and adapt it to another setting?
The next five chapters will follow those questions. Contact us if you would like early access as they become available. Tell us which chapter interests you and what you are working on.
Govern the data and the learning relationship
Work through permission, access, contribution, withdrawal, and accountability across learner records, conversations, and language data.
Request Chapter 12 early accessOrganize the team behind the system
Connect learning design, engineering, community work, and research. Define ownership of releases, learner support, and decisions when the service fails.
Request Chapter 13 early accessUnderstand what delivery actually costs
Account for messaging, models, infrastructure, content, and human support. Examine costs per person reached, active learner, and completed learning task.
Request Chapter 14 early accessAdapt the system to another setting
Decide what needs local research, language work, institutional relationships, and a new pilot. Carry forward useful mechanisms while testing the assumptions of a new context.
Request Chapter 15 early accessYou can also write directly to akwaba@kabakoo.africa. We welcome questions and accounts of how you are using the playbook.
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