Instructure, maker of the popular Canvas LMS, has acquired Certica Solutions, a major assessment provider based in Wakefield, Mass.
What Districts Want From Their First Meeting With an Education Company
EdWeek Market Brief Surveyed District Officials About What Shapes Their Initial Virtual or In-Person Impressions
EdWeek Market Brief surveyed district and school leaders about the topics they want discussed in an initial meeting with a company that will lead to a second meeting.
As it looks to drive innovation, Roblox will retain 28-year-old Imbellus CEO Rebecca Kantar, who last year was named one of Forbes’ 30 rising entrepreneurs in education under 30.
How Three Different Education Companies Have Pivoted During COVID
Responding to Schools' Remote and Hybrid Needs Has Brought Hurdles, and Opportunity
EdWeek Market Brief explores how education businesses changed direction in response to fast-evolving district needs during the coronavirus.
How One Ed. Company Is Growing Internationally, Despite COVID’s Disruption
Nearpod's CEO Offers a Window into How to Capitalize on Global Demands
For Nearpod CEO Pep Carrera, the upside to bringing his ed-tech product to Europe, the Middle East, and other foreign markets has far outweighed the risks.
Frontline Education, a provider of K-12 administrative software, has acquired SuccessEd, which tracks compliance and services offered to students in special education.
Why Teachers Fail to Buy Into Educational Products
An EdWeek Market Brief Survey Finds That Vendors Fail to Win Educators' Confidence for a Variety of Reasons
An EdWeek Market Brief survey asked district administrators and teachers about the most common reasons that products fail to win educators’ confidence.
The publicly traded company will change its name next month to better reflect its “continued growth” outside of K-12, after acquiring two career-based learning platforms.
How COVID-19 Could Change Instructional Materials for Years to Come
Districts Are Looking for Flexibility, Ease of Use, and Accommodations for Print Demands
The coronavirus has spawned demands for flexible, digitally focused products that resonate with both teachers and parents — yet the need for print endures.
Non-Education Companies Jumping Into K-12 Market During Pandemic
New Demands for Online Learning Are Creating Opportunities for Less Familiar Players
Education companies that either weren’t involved in education at all, or had a relatively narrow interest in it, are finding ways to serve the market during COVID-19.
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