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How Education Companies Can Manage and Motivate Millennial Workers
They Crave Workplace Flexibility, Opportunities for Professional Growth, and Fun in the Office
Millennials are the largest generation in today’s workforce and education companies are uniquely suited to attract them. But managing them effectively can be challenging.
One Pioneering District Leader’s Expectations for STEM Products
Word of Mouth Referrals, and Products That Reflect Real-World Experience Matter in an Alabama School System
The Talladega, Ala., County School District has a big footprint in the national conversation about advancing STEM for its students.
At SXSW EDU, EdWeek Market Brief will hold briefings on educational trends and international education markets.
Learn more about the K-12 trends and products that are attracting venture capital investment in this webinar on Feb. 22 at 2 p.m. EST.
Inside a Nationwide Education Purchasing Cooperative: What Companies Need to Know
For Education Companies, Working With a Co-Op Can Lead to Bigger Deals, a Shorter Sales Cycle and a Wider Reach
Working with a purchasing cooperative can help education companies strike bigger deals, reach more districts with their products, and shorten the selling cycle.
In this Two-Minute Tip video, EdWeek Market Brief’s Michelle Davis talks about how K-12 companies can win the trust of district officials, and deliver on their promises.
This year among more than 30 entries to FETC’s Pitchfest to award the title of most innovative startup, many of the companies had a social mission in addition to being for-profit models.
At FETC in Orlando, a panel of ed-tech company investors and advisers weighed in on the latest trends in the market and pitfalls for vendors to avoid.
Breaking Down Rewards and Risks for Ed. Companies Staging Product Ambassador Programs
Having Educators Talk Up Your Products Can Pay Dividends, But Ethics Must Be a High Priority
Having educators talk up your products and services can pay dividends, but lack of attention to ethical concerns could put educators and companies in a difficult spot.
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