Nearly three quarters of district leaders expect President Donald Trump to have a negative impact on K-12 school budgets over the next two years.
More Ed. Companies Are Relying on Remote Workers. What Are the Benefits and Risks?
An education company leads a list of businesses with the most remote workers, and the industry shows strong signs of growing interest in this employment option.
10 Products That Cut Through the Noise at ISTE, and What It Means for Vendors
State Budgets for K-12 Improving, But Opportunities for Companies May Be Limited
Set and Communicate Realistic Expectations to Win and Retain K-12 Business
Europe’s New Data Privacy Law: What the GDPR Means for Ed-Tech Providers
‘Your Job as an Innovator is Not to Have Ideas, It Is to Help Solve Problems’
Stephen Gal, a tech entrepreneur and Cornell professor, outlines how to establish value in a product, the best ways to fail, and how education companies can avoid mistakes.
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U.S. Education Innovation Cluster Leaders Gather to Support Advancement in Teaching and Learning
K-12 Dealmaking: Follett, Chegg, Golden Gate Capital Make Acquisitions
The Workshop School: Where Project-Based Learning Gives Back
Major International Private School Company GEMS Education Reportedly Puts Brakes on IPO
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Drive Business Forward With a Company Rallying Cry
Maximize Your Conference Visit: The Real Work Is in the Follow-Up
An Insider’s Checklist for Conference Success on a Shoestring Budget
Create a Product Advocate Program to Gain a Community of Champions
School Districts Look for Diversity in Leadership of K-12 Companies, So ‘They Get Us’
Diversity in education company leadership and the workforce helps vendors understand educational “context,” explains an Oakland, Calif., schools official.
