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Pilot Implementation & Evaluation

A bounded pilot with agreed participants, success criteria and a final recommendation to expand, adapt or stop.

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Illustrated motion graphics by WorldWise Learning. The presenter, Alex, is an AI avatar with an AI voice, made with Google Vids. Examples are illustrative; they are not real clients, staff or results.

Who this is for

Course teams with one specific practice need

A course team with a specific practice need, a faculty owner, time to review evidence and willingness to adapt or stop. Not a fit for autonomous high-stakes grading, guaranteed score gains or an immediate institution-wide rollout.

  • One course task and one learner group
  • A named faculty owner who can pause the pilot
  • Success criteria agreed before practice begins

How it works

Scope it, run it, evaluate it, then decide

A pilot is a proposed engagement to scope together, not a fixed delivery commitment. Findings apply to the agreed context and sample.

Scope

Course task, learner group, faculty owner, success criteria

Run

Setup, staff onboarding and scheduled support; faculty approve prompts and rubric

Evaluate and decide

Learning, staff workload and reliability, then expand, adapt or stop

What we deliver

A pilot you can learn from

  • A bounded pilot with agreed participants and deliverables.
  • Setup, staff onboarding and scheduled implementation support.
  • Baseline measures and success criteria agreed before delivery.
  • Evaluation of learning, staff workload and system reliability.
  • A final recommendation to expand, adapt or stop.

Typical outputs: a written scope with decision gates, a configured demonstration environment and an evaluation report with a recommendation.

How to start

Start with one course task

  1. Send a short enquiry: the course task, learner group and faculty owner.
  2. We agree the scope, success criteria and data boundaries.
  3. Setup and staff onboarding begin.
  4. Evaluation, then a final recommendation.

A small pilot cannot promise learner outcomes; findings apply to the agreed context. Keep student records and confidential material out of the public enquiry. AI feedback is formative; faculty retain assessment decisions. Data categories, access and retention are agreed during the security review.

Next step

Let's discuss a pilot for your course.

Send a short enquiry, or scan the card to open the pilot page.

Scan for worldwiselearning.app/pilot-explainer

Discuss a pilot → Read the pilot page

A bounded pilot with agreed participants, success criteria and a final recommendation to expand, adapt or stop.

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