An EdWeek Market Brief survey reveals the surprising factors that make district leaders choose company products.
What Kinds of Product Testimonials Influence K-12 Educators?
EdWeek Market Brief looks at what resonates with K-12 educators as they consider testimonials about products, and how much weight decisionmakers give to these recommendations.
Head of EdReports Offers Inside View of How the Group Evaluates Learning Products
The Consumer Reports-like reviews—for more than 70 math and English Language Arts programs—are based on rubrics that seek to measure high-quality standards alignment.
Inside a Nationwide Education Purchasing Cooperative: What Companies Need to Know
An Architect of the Common Core Talks About Resistance to Testing and What’s Ahead
5 Tips for How Education Companies Can Manage and Inspire Remote Workers
6 Tips for Making Education Products Accessible for Students With Disabilities
Marketplace K-12
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Virtual Reality ‘Visits’ to U.S. Schools, Colleges to be Part of Recruiting Foreign Students
K-12 Dealmaking: Newsela Raises $50 Million; Securly Acquires TechPilot Labs
Coalition Opposes President’s Plan to Pull the Plug on This $1.2 Billion Block Grant
New York City to Seek New Special Education Student Information System
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How a Meltdown Prompted This Entrepreneur to Focus on a Work-Life Balance
4 Ways Social-Emotional Learning Can Create Safe School Spaces for All Students
Startup Life Is Uncertain. Here’s How to Remain Calm.
5 Healthy Sleep Habits to Help Entrepreneurs Focus During the Work Day
A State Pushing Computer Science Education Lays Out Its Biggest Product Needs
Arkansas has one of the most ambitious computer science programs in the country, but it needs more from curriculum providers, says state director Anthony Owen.
