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Find similar grantsAdvancing Innovative Math Solutions (AIMS) EduData research grants is sponsored by Digital Promise, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Overdeck Family Foundation. These research grants bring early-career investigators into the AIMS Collaboratory, a Gates Foundation initiative, to strengthen research infrastructure and advance mathematics education.
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AIMS EduData – Digital Promise Advancing Innovative Math Solutions (AIMS) EduData Initiative seeks to build sustainable and scalable research infrastructure to advance math learning. The Advancing Innovative Math Solutions (AIMS) EduData Initiative, funded by the Gates Foundation, seeks to build sustainable and scalable research infrastructure to advance math learning.
AIMS EduData especially encourages applications from graduate students and early career professionals, educators with research roles, such as those working in district research offices, and researchers located at minority serving institutions or Title I school districts. Successful applicants will conduct original research using datasets provided by leading digital learning platforms (DLPs) and participate in a growing community.
Participating Digital Learning Platforms The six participating digital learning platforms (DLPs) are listed below: Description of datasets are available here . The AIMS EduData Initiative is led by Digital Promise in collaboration with Learning Data Insights, through funding by the Gates Foundation. Improving learning with the power of technology Let's connect and we'll send you the latest from Digital Promise.
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