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Camp Eagle Research Study
Technology Integration for Learning & Cultural Engagement
Utah State University is working with Nebo Title VI to conduct a research study. The purpose of the research study is to better understand how we can integrate technology throughout Camp Eagle. We want to find out how technology can help children learn and support their cultural engagement. The research team is led by Dr. Breanne Litts at USU and the research has been approved by the USU IRB (Protocol #14139). Our research includes gathering information about how child(ren) and families use technology to share their stories and culture. Information we want to gather includes photo, video, and audio recordings that capture design work created when building with technology and your child(ren)’s or family’s experience using technology. The consent forms below provide more details about the research study.
Because your child(ren) is participating in Camp Eagle this year, the team at USU would like to invite your child(ren) and your family to participate in this research study. If you are interested in participating and/or having your child(ren) participate in this study, please complete the consent forms below.
If you are an adult (age 18+) who wants to participate in the research, please complete the Adult Form.
Adult Form
This form is for people 18+ who want to participate in the research. Each individual person who wants to join needs to complete their own form.
If you are a parent/guardian, who wants your child(ren) to participate in the research, please complete the Parent/Guardian Form and the Child Form.
Parent/Guardian Form
This form is for parents/guardians to complete if you want your child(ren) to participate in research. You can fill out one form for multiple children.
Child Form
This form is for child(ren) to complete if they want to participate in research after their parents say it is okay. Each child needs to complete their own form.