When entrepreneurs take a break, it can boost ed-tech innovation.
There are lots of ways to get funding for your startup idea or product. Don’t miss out.
Launching and running a startup is overwhelming. Prioritizing tasks based on importance and urgency pays off.
Ed-tech products’ use of strong images can help students retain and absorb new information.
Even the best teachers can be reluctant to use new technology in the classroom. Here are some ways to overcome that.
Research that shows your product does what it claims for students and teachers is important. But how do you get it?
Developing relationships with educators and addressing their pain points will prompt them to evangelize for your product.
At Communication APPtitude we developed our product before our business plan. For us, it worked.
Startup incubators provide access to experts around everything from sales to technology. They key is to find the right one and land a spot.
Listening to customers about how they use your product is critical when making decisions for the future.
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