Summary
Defines how AAB pilot work moves through internal review, preparation, implementation, evidence review, and final registry decision.
Key evidence signals
- Pilot records should document implementation conditions, learner audience, safeguards, and evidence artifacts.
- Phase status helps distinguish proposed, ongoing, reviewed, completed, and published pilots.
- Pilot type clarifies scale from micro pilots to institutional and deployment pilots.
Recommendations
- Keep pilot notes separate from case summaries until review is complete.
- Record phase progress and artifact completeness for each pilot.
- Use final registry decisions to distinguish publication readiness from implementation activity.