The four major technology companies are selling into K-12 districts at a time when schools’ demands for easy-to-use tools and platforms, and “personalization,” are on the rise.
Breaking Down State Ed. Budgets: Lean Outlook for Coming Fiscal Year
Many states are proposing only modest spending increases in K-12 education for fiscal 2018, partly because revenues from tax collections are weak.
Vietnam’s Rapid Economic Growth, High Regard for Education Open Doors for U.S. Companies
Finding the Delicate Balance Between Educational Mission and For-Profit Motive
Trump’s Proposed Ed. Budget Cuts Could Hurt Professional-Development Market
Use It or Lose It: Schools’ Spending Behavior in the Spring
Key Hiring, Exec. Compensation Insights for K-12 Companies Pursuing Top Talent
BSG Team Ventures released compensation studies on two high-level positions in K-12: chief revenue officer and senior vice president of sales.
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Educators, Experts Discuss Tech Titans Special Report in Twitter Chat
‘Class Clowns’ Author to Ed. Publishers: Forget ‘Revolution’ Talk and Keep Focused
Ed-Tech Publishing Group Wrestles With Shift to “Student-Centered” Learning
Unmet Needs in Special Ed. Are the Focus of New Ed-Tech Grants
One District’s Use of Data-Driven Goals: Implications for Vendors
The Orange County public schools in Florida have devoted $142 million to technology, and they are carefully monitoring the impact of that investment.