
Young people in underserved communities around the world learn to develop skills and make connections that enrich their lives and prepare them to succeed in our knowledge-based economy.

The global evaluation of Intel Learn includes a variety of quantitative and qualitative measures designed and administered by the research agency SRI International. The primary indicators of program impact on children can be grouped into three categories: increasing use of technology, higher-order thinking skills, and collaboration.
See the Intel Learn Program’s learner work evaluation rubric [PDF] >
Get the review of evaluation findings for the Intel Learn Program [PDF] >
Report |
Program |
Source |
Date |
|---|---|---|---|
Report: Intel Aprender Chile Case Study Report (PDF, 230 KB) |
Intel® Learn Program |
SRI International/Center for Technology in Learning |
August 2010 |
| Report: Comprehensive Evaluation Findings for the Intel® Learn Program (PDF, 2013 KB) Review of evaluation findings from the inception of this innovative program in late 2003 through the end of 2006. The report highlights the significant and often powerful impact of the program on students' technical and collaboration skills. It includes an overview of the Intel Learn curriculum and implementation strategy. Plus, it contains a description of the data collection and analysis methods, as well as a report on staff and learner outcomes. |
Intel Learn Program |
SRI International/Center for Technology in Learning |
August 2007 |
Report: Evaluation Summary: Intel® Teach and Intel® Learn (PDF, 221 KB) |
Intel Learn Program and Intel Teach Program |
EDC/CCT and SRI International |
June 2007 |
Report: Review of Evaluation Findings for the Intel® Learn Program (PDF, 89 KB) |
Intel Learn |
SRI International |
April 2006 |