> When someone releases an app to "connect people" or make some day-to-day taks easier, nobody seems to want academic papers to back their claims. Most people

> When someone releases an app to "connect people" or make some day-to-day taks easier, nobody seems to want academic papers to back their claims. Most people are qualified to evaluate whether an app is allowing them to connect with others. On the other hand, they are not qualified to evaluate whether a product is educating their child. Education claims are widespread and difficult to disprove, but rarely come with any proof. It is completely rational to expect some.