Amazon has announced that it is ending support for TenMarks, an online instructional program in math and writing.
The curriculum provider Open Up Resources will have its curriculum — which is created on an open license — distributed through Microsoft 365.
7 Things Education Companies Should Know About Ed-Tech Accelerator Programs
Entrepreneurs Should Closely Review the Level of Expertise and Hands-On Mentoring Offered
Education companies should judge accelerator programs on their ability to help with marketing, data analysis, outreach, and goal-setting, a trio of investors say.
Renaissance, a major provider of classroom and assessment products, is acquiring digital resource provider myON.
New Wave of Teacher Assessments to Shape Market in States, Educator-Prep Programs
Changes Will Increase Demand for Data, Analysis, and Scoring
States and teacher colleges are demanding new forms of testing for aspiring educators, which will likely increase the need for data, analysis, and test-scoring innovations.
On March 22 at 2 p.m. EST, EdWeek Market Brief will host a webinar on what companies and others need to know about school districts’ demands for social-emotional learning products and services.
The Institute for the Study of Knowledge Management in Education was chosen by the U.S. Department of Education to help promote the #GoOpen network.
Richard Culatta, the former director of the ed-tech office at the U.S. Department of Education, advocates at SXSWedu for improving tech use through revamping teacher prep and procurement.
A survey released at SXSWedu found that girls who are heavy social media users were more likely to be depressed and isolated from their peers.
A new “certificate in education finance” program at Georgetown University may be the first higher education training program of its kind.
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