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Tag: Coronavirus

Exclusive Data
Jan. 15, 2021Jan. 21, 2021

What Kinds of Companies Are Districts Turning to for the First Time During COVID-19?

EdWeek Market Brief Asked K-12 District Leaders and Principals About Their Buying Priorities

By Sean Cavanagh
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EdWeek Market Brief asked district leaders and principals about what types of companies they are taking chances on during the pandemic.

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Market Trends
Jan. 6, 2021Jan. 8, 2021

COVID Fueling New B2B Relationships Across Education Industry

Partnerships and Collaborations Are Opening Doors to Better Meet the Needs of Schools

By Brian Bradley
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The pandemic has laid bare needs that education companies are trying to address with new collaborations and partnerships.

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Exclusive Data
Dec. 29, 2020Dec. 29, 2020

What Are School Districts’ Must-Have Needs for Hybrid Learning During COVID-19?

An EdWeek Market Brief Survey Asked School Officials About Essential Tools They're Missing

By Sean Cavanagh
MB-Exclusive-Data-Dec-24

EdWeek Market Brief asked district and school leaders and principals what tools they need but aren’t getting to do hybrid teaching effectively.

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Marketplace K-12
Dec. 23, 2020Jan. 5, 2021

10 Stories That Mattered in the K-12 Market in 2020

By Sean Cavanagh
MB-EOY-Dec-24

EdWeek Market Brief’s most popular stories and webinars of 2020 offer a portrait of an education industry that has grappled with the tumult brought by COVID-19.

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Market Trends
Dec. 18, 2020Dec. 18, 2020

With In-Person Conferences on Hold, Here’s How Education Companies Are Adjusting

COVID-19 Has Created New Opportunities for Virtual Gatherings, Often on a Small Scale

By Malia Rulon Herman
MB-Market-Trends-Dec-17

With the cancellation of sprawling, in-person conferences because of the coronavirus, vendors are turning to fast-paced, interactive virtual events that allow for engaging discussions.

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Analyst's View
Dec. 18, 2020Dec. 23, 2020

A Window Into an Early Education Company’s Plans for Growth

Lovevery Is Bullish on Its Subscription-Based Model, and Is Eyeing International Expansion

By Robin L. Flanigan
MB-Analysts-View-Dec-17

Parents in the preschool market are becoming more “self-directed and intentional” in seeking out services, says Roderick Morris, the president of Lovevery.

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Market Trends
Dec. 3, 2020Dec. 15, 2020

How Three Different Education Companies Have Pivoted During COVID

Responding to Schools' Remote and Hybrid Needs Has Brought Hurdles, and Opportunity

By Jacqueline Renfrow
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EdWeek Market Brief explores how education businesses changed direction in response to fast-evolving district needs during the coronavirus.

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Marketplace K-12
Opinion Nov. 30, 2020Dec. 4, 2020

Two School Districts’ Adaptations to COVID-Era Realities: What We’ve Learned

By Nikki Navta

In this opinion piece, Cognitive ToyBox Partnerships Manager Nikki Navta describes lessons her company has learned from the COVID experiences of two districts it’s worked with closely.

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Exclusive Data
Nov. 25, 2020Dec. 1, 2020

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

By Sean Cavanagh
MB-Exclusive-Data-Nov-26

An EdWeek Market Brief survey asked district administrators and teachers about the most common reasons that products fail to win educators’ confidence.

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Analyst's View
Nov. 24, 2020Nov. 25, 2020

Districts Are Looking for Real Support, Not Just “Training” During COVID

Companies Need to Promote Educator Collaboration, an Advisor to Districts Recommends

By Michele Molnar
MB-Analysts-View-Nov-26

Education companies should look to help educators collaborate and master skills beyond rote, tech-based applications, says Ronn Nozoe of ASCD.

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