Computational Cognitive Development Lab at Harvard

Participate in Harvard CoCoDev Lab's online study with your 6- or 8-year-old and earn a $5 Amazon gift card! The CoCoDev Lab at Harvard University School of Education is currently looking for 6-year-olds and 8-year-olds to participate in our new online research game, "What would have happened?". Your child will play a game with the experimenter over a video call and then answer a few questions asked by a researcher. This game takes about 10 to 15 minutes, and it's Super-Fun!! We will email you a $5 Amazon gift card shortly after your experiment session. Sign up for an experiment and become a junior scientist today! We look forward to seeing you!😊(https://calendly.com/what-would-have-happened/30min)

"What would have happened?" Study - Jonathan Kominsky 15-minute research study for children ages 6-8! When you sign up you will receive an email with a zoom link and a link to a consent form to fill out on the day of the study.

Ding-Dong! A new SUPER FUN study is available for your child to participate! The CoCoDev Lab at Harvard University School of Education is currently offering a new online research game, "Water Displacement", for children ages 6-8 years old. Your child will play a game with the experimenter over a video call and will answer questions about what will happen to the water level after an object is submerged in it. This game takes less than 30 minutes, and you will receive an electronic gift card as compensation for your time! Best of all, your child's participation will help us learn about children’s development.

You can sign up for a time to participate in “Water Displacement” any time by clicking the following link: https://calendly.com/ibascandziev/30min?month=2022-12

To learn more about our lab’s research, please visit our website at https://projects.iq.harvard.edu/ccdlab/research

Online Studies Calendar - Igor Bascandziev Thank you very much for your interest! Please choose a time that will work for you!

Become a junior scientist! We are currently offering a new online research game, "How Good is the Teacher?", for children ages 5-10 years old. This game is fun for children, and involves watching a few short videos and then answering some questions about them. Best of all, your child's participation will help us learn about children’s development! Receive a small gift card as compensation for your time.

You can participate in “How Good is the Teacher?” any time by clicking the following link: https://lookit.mit.edu/studies/5995dcaa-bb0f-44b3-b10f-a7c4349579b7/ This game takes less than 10 minutes! (Requires a Lookit account — it’s easy and free to sign up!)

To learn more about our lab’s research, please visit our website at https://projects.iq.harvard.edu/ccdlab/research

How Good Is The Teacher? - Lookit How Good Is The Teacher? Computational Cognitive Development Lab (Harvard University) Who Can Participate For English-speaking children ages 5 to 10 years What Happens You and your child will watch three short videos of three different teachers teaching students different things. (For example: the n...

And finally, the FIRST PLACE winner in our "Imagine Yourself as a Scientist" contest is Shiloh, age 4. Congratulations, Shiloh!

Thank you so much for all the lovely submissions! We hope you had just as much fun creating your artwork as we did looking at it. We are so proud to be a part of an incredible community of creative future scientists!

We are pleased to announce the winners of our "Imagine Yourself as a Scientist" contest! All of the submissions we received were great-- we were so impressed with your creativity! It was too hard to choose just one, so we decided to award a first, second, and third place prize. Winners will be receiving an email from our team congratulating them on a job well done!

So, without further ado, our THIRD PLACE prize winner is Alyson, age 12. Thank you so much for your spectacular submission, Alyson!