The 2017 Inc. 5000 Europe List Includes 29 Education-Related Businesses from 12 Nations
The 2017 Inc. 5000 Europe list includes 29 education-related businesses from 12 nations, with many providing English instruction, special education support and digital services.
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State ESSA Plans, Trump's Budget, and FCC Policy Shifts Should Be on Your Radar
State planning around the Every Student Succeeds Act, tax reform, education funding, and changes to technology programs present both opportunities and challenges for companies.
The Nation's 4th-Largest District Sets High Standards for Company Support, Follow-Up
Miami-Dade schools chief Alberto M. Carvalho talks about what he wants from vendors, and why his district takes a methodical approach to big ed-tech projects.
Well-Known Accelerator Says K-12 Providers Should Pay Close Attention to Pricing and Set Clear Goals for Pilots
The organization that oversees the Imagine K-12 accelerator offers advice on the approaches ed-tech companies should take when doing business with K-12 schools.
A United Kingdom-based digital news service aims to boost students’ critical thinking around what is real news, and what isn’t.
Faster Studies of How Products Are Influencing Learning Gain Favor
Faster testing of the effectiveness of ed-tech products can help education companies make better decisions about how to re-shape their products to meet schools’ needs.
Products for Speaking English Are Needed, But Lack of Ed Tech, Need for Customization Hamper Companies
A new emphasis on English conversation skills in Japan is creating space for new products that help teachers and students improve their language skills.
Advocates Fear Cuts to Federal Grant Programs, But One Game-Industry Insider Sees Opportunity
A more business-oriented White House could have big implications for educational gaming companies and other ed-tech entrepreneurs, says a digital gaming expert.
Jose, Ferreira, who launched the global adaptive technology company in 2008, will remain on the board of directors.
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