In this two-minute tip, EdWeek Market Brief’s Sean Cavanagh breaks down our three-part research project on districts’ biggest curriculum, assessment, and PD needs.
This collection of essential EdWeek Market Brief stories takes readers inside the executive suites of K-12 companies for company leaders’ insights on growth, strategy, and building a brand.
Product Implementation That Works: 3 School Districts Describe Best Practices
Education Leaders in Alabama, Florida and N.J. Point to Customization and Response to Feedback
The work of vendors in three school districts provides a roadmap for successful collaboration that can lead to repeat business.
Our most widely-viewed webinars included a breakdown of the “evidence” standards in the Every Student Succeeds Act, and a look at how companies can improve district’s usage of their ed-tech products.
The most widely read stories of the past year focused on fast-growing companies, trends in investment, and strategic advice for education companies.
The international organization UNESCO, which has more than 190 member countries, has approved a resolution meant to support the development of the free, shareable educational materials.
A survey by the Jefferson Education Exchange finds that more than 90 percent of teachers access research at least once a year, but they have mixed views of its value.
Instructure, which owns the widely used learning management system Canvas, says it is considering putting itself up for sale, or going private.
Districts Are Desperate to Engage Parents. What Do They Need From Vendors?
Officials from the Orange County, Fla., Schools Have Invested in Both Technology and Person-to-Person Outreach
In the 206,000-student Orange County, Fla., schools, administrators have turned to an array of apps, platforms, and programs to try to engage parents and meet their diverse needs.
Pearson makes its first acquisition in three years, Guild Education raises a Series D round of funding, and NeighborSchools, which seeks to support daycare providers, raises $3.5 million.
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