EdWeek Market Brief moderated three sessions at the recent ASU/GSV summit, all of them captured on video: on open educational resources; the Chinese education market, and the role of Amazon, Apple, Google, and Microsoft in U.S. schools.
The massive ed-tech conference is playing out in the shadow of political upheaval over Brexit, Britain’s uncertain path toward abandoning the European Union.
Conferences are a big investment in any education company’s budget. In our upcoming webinar, leaders from SXSW EDU and ISTE give pointers about how businesses can increase their ROI.
As literacy challenges loom, what can businesses and other organizations do, or avoid doing, to help boost literacy levels for children and adults?
Preparing a K-12 Company for Sale: Advice From a CEO and M&A Veteran
Stuart Udell, the Leader of Achieve 3000, Has Overseen 20 Acquisitions and Two Major Mergers
Selling an education business requires making a series of complex decisions that can be derailed by a number of factors, says Stuart Udell, a veteran executive in the education industry.
Lessons From a Calif. Nonprofit’s Work Connecting Businesses With Educators
K-12 Companies Struggle to Reach Teachers; This Group Is Working to Bridge the Gap
This 22,000-member organization of teachers and “lead learners” is looking for ways to bridge the gap between educators and K-12 companies.
Educators often seek out vendor-provided data to learn about ed-tech tools, but they are unlikely to trust research vendors provide, a new study finds.
Ed-tech providers and educators need to be able to answer three basic questions to prove that an ed-tech product works, a panel agreed.
To create a conference that works for attendees and vendors, use these suggestions from an experienced entrepreneur and conference-goer.
The U.S. is home to 25 active “education innovation clusters,” and representatives of many met in Philadelphia to share ideas, challenges, and initiatives.
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