Do you want to know more about what K-12 officials are seeking from providers when it comes to digital content? Tune in to this EdWeek Market Brief webinar, “What Schools Want From Digital Content: CAO Insights, Exclusive Data.”

This archived presentation features exclusive data from the Education Week Research Center with key insights and actionable information about the adoption and purchasing of digital content in the K-12 system. Holly Yettick, the director of the Education Week Research Center, takes viewers through this data.

In addition, this session offers the insights of top K-12 officials offering their views on the frustrations schools face when working with companies around digital content adoption, the role of for-profit companies as schools and districts seek out open educational resources, and opportunities in the English language learner market.

This webinar features Daniel Gohl, the chief academic officer in the Broward County, Fla., school system, the nation’s 6th-largest district, and Michelle Pierre-Farid, the chief academic officer of the Cleveland Metropolitan school system.

EdWeek Market Brief Associate Editor Michele Molnar moderates.

This webinar is free for EdWeek Market Brief members. Non-members can access the webinars for $195. Access this on-demand webinar here.

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