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Special Report
Feb. 12, 2021Feb. 12, 2021

Inside the California K-12 Market: District Priorities and Pain Points

By Sean Cavanagh
Inside California's K-12 Market: A Special Report

EdWeek Market Brief’s new special report looks at the forces shaping the California K-12 market and what they mean for education companies.

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Special Report
Jan. 15, 2021Feb. 4, 2021

An Inside Look at the Texas Education Market

By Sean Cavanagh
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In a new special report, EdWeek Market Brief explores the budget pressures and spending plans facing school districts in Texas, a key state market.

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Special Report
Oct. 16, 2020Oct. 19, 2020

Social-Emotional Learning: What Products and Programs Do Districts Want?

By Sean Cavanagh
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A new EdWeek Market Brief special report looks at what features in social-emotional learning products districts want, how much they’re paying for SEL, who influences buying decisions, and much more.

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Aug. 7, 2020Sept. 14, 2020

COVID-19’s Impact on the Education Industry​: An Exclusive Survey

By Sean Cavanagh
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An EdWeek Market Brief special report unveils the results of a pair of surveys of K-12 businesses on how they’ve fared during the coronavirus.

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Nov. 7, 2019Jan. 3, 2020

Districts’ Biggest PD Needs — and the Solutions They Want

By Sean Cavanagh
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A new EdWeek Market Brief special report, based on a nationally representative survey of K-12 leaders, gives companies insights on the kinds of PD districts expect.

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Special Report
Aug. 19, 2019Sept. 16, 2019

New Market Research: Districts’ Most Pressing Assessment Needs

By Sean Cavanagh
Assessment Problems & Proposed Solutions Article

A new special report from EdWeek Market Brief, based on a nationally representative survey, look at district leaders’ biggest problems in assessments, and how they expect products to solve those problems.

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June 4, 2019Sept. 25, 2019

EdWeek Market Brief Breaks Down K-12 Leaders’ Top Curriculum Problems, and Their Ideal Solutions

By Sean Cavanagh
Curriculum Problems & Proposed Solutions, EdWeek Market Brief

A new, in-depth research project from EdWeek Market Brief presents the results of nationwide survey in which district leaders were asked about the biggest problems they face in curriculum, and their ideal solutions. It’s the first in a three-part series, with special reports on assessment and PD to follow.

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Special Report
May 22, 2018May 23, 2018

Exclusive EdWeek Market Brief Report: District Leaders Rate the K-12 Marketplace

Nationally Representative Survey Tracks Curriculum and Assessment Preferences, Brand Awareness

By Sean Cavanagh
EdWeek Market Brief, Research Revealing the Most Recommended Products in K-12

A nationally representative survey of district administrators breaks down the most widely-used curriculum and assessment products, and tracks which companies K-12 leaders would recommend to peers.

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Special Report
May 8, 2017June 7, 2017

Amazon, Apple, Google, and Microsoft Battle for K-12 Market, and Loyalties of Educators

Dominant Players Revamp School Options for Digital Devices, Operating Systems, and Most Recently, Procurement

By Sean Cavanagh
Tristin Dunkerson, center, uses a VR viewer to go on a virtual field trip to a rainforest in the classroom of teacher Amanda Moore at Chapelwood Elementary in Indianapolis. Moore uses Google Expeditions for the project, and she uses a variety of Google tools to communicate and share assignments with students. — AJ Mast for Education Week

The four major technology companies are selling into K-12 districts at a time when schools’ demands for easy-to-use tools and platforms, and “personalization,” are on the rise.

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