Practical classroom exercises
Use HRP in practical teaching, student exercises, and course-based activities that bring workplace assessment into the classroom.

FREE TEACHING USE
Universities may qualify to use HRP free of charge for practical teaching, student exercises and qualifying open-science purposes without joining the HRP Professional certification offer for students.
Use HRP in practical teaching, student exercises, and course-based activities that bring workplace assessment into the classroom.
Students may work with practical assessment exercises and supervised use cases defined by the institution and the academic context.
The university keeps its own course structure, approval process, and decisions about how HRP fits into the academic setting.
Free academic access
Universities may qualify to use HRP free of charge in teaching and qualifying open-science contexts where the purpose is academic use rather than participation in the HRP Professional certification offer for students.
Free teaching use can support practical student exercises, supervised applied work, and responsible academic use within an existing course while preserving the institution's own course structure and approval process.
HRP can support academic and research use while contributing to responsible open-science visibility and possible institutional contribution to applied assessment knowledge through supervised practice.
External methodological visibility includes the public IPIP implementation listing maintained by Oregon Research Institute.
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