Last week we hired a new employee in the role of Customer Success. We chose this title because we wanted the job to be meaningful to an external audience while also accommodating the internal ambiguity of the role.
Some of Edthena’s potential customers may also be pitched by other companies with similarish offerings. Those companies try to skew the differences as our weakness.
But the differences may actually represent a present position of strength in overall quality or outcomes for Edthena.
New program from the University of Pennsylvania aims to teach business people and educators how to start and run schools based on entrepreneurial principles.
Edthena is one of the few companies that focuses specifically on how to help teachers get better at their jobs and while we are a technology company, we facilitate a very human process of coaching teachers to help them get better at what they do.
Still feeling the crush. We’re on deadline to deliver a BIG set of new features to our users.
And somewhere in the middle of reviewing wireframes and design specs, I was in Austin this past week.
We’re cruising along at Edthena, but there’s a lot of pressure to go faster.
Edthena recently celebrated the one-year-to-the-day anniversary of our first employee joining our team.
A great video example of how teachers and students are using Autism Expressed. It answers the question, “Who is is this program designed for?”
The everyday experience of interacting with video online is best summed up as “instant,” but the time it takes to upload video can be frustrating.
It was announced late Monday that Open SSL, used to power encryption for an estimated two-thirds of the Internet, had a vulnerability that went undetected for two years. Edthena promises layers of security to our users, so this needed immediate attention. Here’s how we responded.
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