An EdWeek Market Brief Survey Underscores Contradictory Views of Digital Tools, as the Pandemic Fades
An EdWeek Market Brief survey reveals worries among K-12 officials about the influence of technology, as districts put the worst of the pandemic further behind them.
EdWeek Market Brief’s fall summit on Nov. 3-4 will give education companies a window into pressing district needs, through panel discussions, briefings, and data presentations.
EdWeek Market Brief’s annual State of the Industry report for the first time this year includes survey results on company compensation and how active they will be with mergers and acquisitions.
EdWeek Market Brief's Survey Asks About What Factors Lure K-12 Officials to Make the Leap
An EdWeek Market Brief survey asks about what motivates teachers, school principals, and administrators to leave their jobs and what roles they want within businesses.
An EdWeek Market Brief Survey Asked About How Sentiments Have Changed Since the Worst of the Pandemic
An EdWeek Market Brief survey asked district and school leaders how open they are to working with new vendors, compared with the toughest early days of the pandemic.
An EdWeek Market Brief Survey Asked K-12 Officials About the Timing and Length of the Process
An EdWeek Market Brief survey asked district officials about when during the year they make their most important decisions about adding programs to the budget, or cutting them.
The EdWeek Market Brief online summit, held June 7-9, will allow companies to hear from district administrators from LAUSD; Clark County, Nev.; Wake County, N.C.; Chicago; Baltimore; Oakland, Calif., and more.
An EdWeek Market Brief Survey Asks K-12 Officials How They Measure Student Motivation, Enthusiasm for Products
An EdWeek Market Brief survey asked K-12 officials how they measure whether students are truly engaged with products.
A European Foundation Is Trying to Incentivize the Use of Evidence by Working With VCs
The Jacobs Foundation is putting $44 million into a project to encourage venture capital firms to demand more evidence from the companies in their portfolios.
School districts in Florida and elsewhere have traditionally relied on their states’ adoption processes — rightly or wrongly — as means of judging the quality of curricular materials.
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