Case Study
Case studies typically identify an issue or problem, describe the curriculum solution or intervention, and report the results together with supporting evidence.
The concluding section(s) consider next steps and suggest how others might adopt or adapt the experience. The overarching aim of the case study is for others to be able to understand, learn from, and build on the experiences of the author in their own context.
Case studies are to be submitted using the template provided. They should aim for around 2000 words.
February Update: New short case study format.
If you have a great story to tell, but - without cloning yourself - no chance of crafting 2000 words ahead of the deadline, fret not. We’re now accepting short case studies of around 300 – 500 words. The new format should mean you don’t miss out on the chance to submit, and we don’t miss out the chance to read about the amazing stuff you’re doing with PebblePad. You’ll also have the option to write up a full case study within 4 weeks of having your submission accepted. Now, if that sounds like a plan - simply get cracking on those 300 words and upload a Word document here.