An EdWeek Market Brief Survey Examines District Leaders' Go-to Sources of Intel on Vendors
An EdWeek Market Brief survey examines where district decisionmakers go for product information. Do they turn to events, online searches, word-of-mouth recommendations from peers?
Even after many years of hitting the educational conference circuit, manning the booth gives startups a direct connection to product users.
This CEO says to take advantage of all the opportunities at conferences this season, including the type of socializing and networking found at SXSWedu.
ISTE and Project Unicorn today released a guide to give teachers and administrators direction and examples of how districts can make better decisions around selecting ed tech.
Mark Hurrie, a Boston-area principal, talked about his school’s approach to improve student well-being, a subject of many discussions at the SXSW EDU ed-tech conference.
One of the biggest challenges for educators is locating the ed-tech tool that fits their goals. Google for Education is stepping into this arena by developing a Chromebook App Hub.
U.S.-based ed-tech companies interested in learning more about exporting can apply for a new trade mission focused on Latin America.
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.
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