High-signal help
Structured guidance that names assumptions, constraints, and next steps - not vague advice.
Experts don't "win debates" - they increase clarity. They help members understand options, tradeoffs, and what evidence suggests in context.
Structured guidance that names assumptions, constraints, and next steps - not vague advice.
Connect practice to credible sources and explain what the research does (and doesn't) say.
Model respectful, responsible dialogue - credit collaborators and protect context and equity.
The application form is available to logged-in members. Here's the simple sequence.
Create a free account so we can securely link your application to your member profile.
Before applying, fill out the profile fields in EducationAnswers so reviewers have the right context. Use the same email in your application that you use for EducationAnswers, and ensure your role, background, and focus areas are up to date.
Once logged in, open the application form and submit your evidence materials.
Your application must include one of the following:
Optional (but encouraged): upload credentials (PDF/JPG/PNG) that support your expertise.
Approval is about fit and trust — not just credentials. We're building a network that improves decision-making responsibly.
You can explain what you did, for whom, under what conditions - and what changed.
You can cite credible sources, and you avoid overclaiming or "one-size-fits-all" guidance.
You show care for equity, consequences, and responsible interpretation - especially in sensitive contexts.
You'll see a confirmation after submission. If approved, your Expert profile becomes active and you'll be eligible for Expert visibility and follow/connection features across the platform.
We review your application materials for fit, evidence, and alignment with community norms.
Approved experts are activated and may appear in Expert discovery and Expert spaces/pages.
Experts help keep signal high: clear claims, careful language, attribution, and context-aware guidance.
Quick answers to common questions.
No - you only need a free EducationAnswers account to access the application form.
Joining lets us securely connect your application to your member profile, and helps maintain trust and accountability across the expert network.
Links should be to published work that is not self-published (e.g., organizational publications, peer-reviewed outlets, established media, formal reports). If you're unsure, submit and we'll review.
Post in Member Help & Orientation and include the email you used for the application.
Member Help →Join free and start participating in the community first. If you're consistently adding signal and clarity, applying makes sense.