Overview
CATS – The Center for Advanced Technology in Schools (CATS) researches, develops, and evaluates games and technologies that improve learning. Targeting middle and high school students, the games and simulations measure common core standards while motivating students. Learn more »
Adult Learning – For more than 20 years, CRESST has conducted research and development supporting improvements in adult learning. Our current projects range from assessments and tools in military marksmanship to research-based guidelines for "what works" in distance learning.
PowerSource – Proficiency in algebra remains elusive for all too many students, especially in middle school. Researchers from the project have recently investigated the effects of innovative formative assessments on student math learning in grades 6-8. Learn more »
Data Use and Formative Assessment – Through the Assessment and Accountability Comprehensive Center, WestEd and CRESST provide expertise and resources to help states, districts, and schools improve learning for all students. CRESST's effort focuses on data use and formative assessment. Find out more about Datause or AACC
College Readiness – Funded by the Gates Foundation, CRESST is developing assessments and tools to help measure high school readiness for postsecondary education. Technology innovations are woven into both our math and literacy assessment work. Learn more »
