Well over half of district leaders say they offer publicly-funded preschool programs — and many of those programs have ed-tech needs.
How the Future of Work Will Heap New Pressure on K-12 Companies
Schools will increasingly count on education vendors to deliver products that cultivate analytic skills and collaborative ability, labor experts say.
How Does an Education Company Put New Venture Capital Funding to Work?
Classcraft, a company that develops games for student engagement and learning, is growing and that means it will have use part of its $7.5 million in new funding to build out its sales infrastructure.
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Many Companies Hate Responding to K-12 RFPs. It May Not Be as Bad as They Think
Feds Warn Teachers to Disclose Ties to Ed-Tech Vendors
Amazon, Already a Presence in K-12, Expands Its Support for Ed-Tech Startups
ISTE Acquires EdSurge, in Pairing of Event- and News-Focused Ed-Tech Organizations
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4 Principles of Early-Stage Ed-Tech Startup Hiring
4 Traits to Look for in a Startup Co-Founder to Create Great Chemistry
K-12 Esports Teams Can Give Students College and Career-Readiness Skills
This Ed-Tech Company Moved From ‘Not Yet’ to a Program Inspired by Customer Demand
How to Make a Top District Ed-Tech Administrator Happy
The Prince George’s County school system has a tech team that helps with product implementation, and vendors need to connect with that team, says district tech leader Lisa Spencer.
