Teachers are shrewd consumers who are more likely than the average buyer to research products online before making a purchase, a survey finds.
The Incubator School in Los Angeles is almost ready to open for public school 6th and 7th graders who will learn about entrepreneurship.
Many supplemental education service firms that provide tutors under NCLB are scrambling to find new streams of income, or have closed, since waivers.
A major education company and publisher, Pearson, is set to partner with startup incubator 1776 in hopes to stimulate innovation in education.
Rosetta Stone’s acquisition of Lexia Learning Systems, Inc., for $22.5 million marks another move for the provider of language products into the educational-technology market.
Some school districts want more help with mathematics materials to meet Common Core State Standards, and they prefer a “process vs. product” approach as they make purchasing decisions to meet the standards.
More than 125 business owners serving the education marketplace are gathered in Dallas for EDVentures 2013 to be educated about the K-12 landscape.
There were 135 mergers and acquisitions of education-focused companies in the first half of this year, a slight increase over late 2012, according to Berkery Noyes.
School leaders can improve their ability to create innovations through technology by considering five questions, the U.S. Department of Education’s educational technology director argued recently.
Nearly 400 educators converged in Mooresville, N.C., this week to learn how the school district managed to leverage its digital conversion to attain high achievement scores.