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Pedagogical Quality FAQs
What is the Pedagogical Quality Certification?Why should you get your product evaluated?What is the evaluation process?What is the evaluation method?Who is involved in the evaluation?What aspects of the product do you evaluate?How do you evaluate soft skills?What products can be evaluated?What products can't be evaluated?How do you evaluate learning programs or hybrid learning courses?Do you check the products against certain curricula?Can we start the evaluation process even though our product has not been launched yet?How is Finnish education present in the evaluation?Can we get evaluated against additional curriculum after the certification has been granted?What happens if we don’t pass the evaluation?What are the most common reasons for failing the evaluation?How long is the certification valid for?Can we showcase the evaluation for the time being?

What are the most common reasons for failing the evaluation?

There are essentially three ways how a company can fail the certification:

  1. Not meeting the learning goals you claim to meet, e.g. specific curriculum goals.
  2. Not meeting the 80% mark on pedagogy. In some cases, the overall score can reach 80%, but we might still decline the certificate if the score in one pedagogical area drops significantly below (<75%) 80%.
  3. If there are significant usability issues that prevent using some content or compromises the user's privacy in a way that we can easily spot. For example, if the app constantly crashes on some devices that should be supported, or if the user's work or email is shared with other users without the user being able to control it.
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