Replication Design Team (RDT)

Replication Design Teams are small groups of researchers who co-design a coordinated replication study.

What RDT members do

• Help define a shared research question within a selected CER topic
• Identify meaningful dimensions of variation (e.g., institutional context, student populations, instructional practices)
• Co-develop:
  • a data collection plan
  • a common analysis strategy
  • a replication timeline
  • a template IRB application
• Participate in an intensive, in-person design workshop
• Mentor Replication Participants throughout the study

Who should apply

• Researchers with prior experience in the topic area
• Faculty interested in research design, replication, and meta-analysis
• Researchers from a variety of institution types (e.g., R1s, liberal arts colleges, community colleges, MSIs)

RDT members receive a stipend in recognition of the time and leadership required.

How to apply

If you are interested in participating, please complete the short form found at: http://replicate-cer.org/apply