The market for education software and digital products grew by more than 3.5 percent and now stands at $7.7 billion, new research shows.
A new report argues that “specialized technologies” can encourage students to consider math- and science-related fields.
The online media company IAC, known for developing sites like Match.com, is acquiring a tutoring site used by families and schools, Tutor.com.
A rush of investment in educational technology creates the possibility of a “bubble” and a subsequent crash, a recently released paper speculates.
The transaction is another step in Pearson’s recent flurry of investments it has made to expand its digital content offerings.
A modest increase in the market’s total value was attributed to sizable gains in software for administrative tasks, professional development, and testing.
Zuckerberg’s donation will go toward unspecified initiatives and be delivered through a Silicon Valley nonprofit.
Future Investing in Innovation competitions will focus on key priority areas instead of a broad variety of topics.
Los Angeles is considering an unprecedented initiative that would give all 650,000 students an electronic device, leading to scrutiny as to how the district will pay for it.
A new survey shows educators use social networks like Facebook and Twitter, but there is evidence they may prefer networks designed specifically for them.