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MWITA-AV-2026-026 · Evidence A · P1

A 2025 randomized assignment study of urban Mumbai participants found no statistically significant test-score difference between augmented podcasts and video lectures for low- and medium-level learning items, but a significant difference for high-level learning items.

What this does not establish

The result does not establish equivalence for all topics, populations, accessibility needs or high-level learning.

Counterevidence & uncertainty

Purposive urban sampling limits generalizability; the abstract does not supply effect sizes or the direction of the high-level difference.

What would change the reading

Update with preregistered multisite replications, effect sizes and rural/disabled learner cohorts.

Primary routes

  1. AV-S016https://journals.ncert.gov.in/IJET/article/view/849/Open source record →

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