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Tag: Curriculum / Digital Curriculum

Exclusive Data
May 24, 2017March 16, 2021

Price Tag of Ed-Tech Weighing Heavily on District Officials, Survey Shows

Student Access to Digital Tools, Need for Teacher PD Also Big Concerns

By Holly Yettick
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Cost, and equitable student access to digital tools, are huge factors chief technology officers and other district administrators expect to grapple with in making decisions about ed-tech adoption over the next five years.

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Marketplace K-12
May 17, 2017June 7, 2017

Pearson To Scale Back Partnership With Adaptive Learning Provider Knewton

By Sarah Schwartz

Going forward, Pearson “is developing its own in-house adaptive learning capability,” said a representative for the company.

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Marketplace K-12
May 9, 2017May 12, 2017

K-12 Dealmaking: Education Growth Partners Acquires Apex Learning; Sylvan Learning Buys Citelighter

By Alexa J. Henry

In this week’s dealmaking news, the ed-tech sector saw a handful of acquisitions. Private equity firm Education Growth Partners acquired Apex Learning while Sylvan Learning purchased Citelighter, among other acquisitions.

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Special Report
May 8, 2017Feb. 10, 2022

Amazon, Apple, Google, and Microsoft Battle for K-12 Market, and Loyalties of Educators

Dominant Players Revamp School Options for Digital Devices, Operating Systems, and Most Recently, Procurement

By Sean Cavanagh
Tristin Dunkerson, center, uses a VR viewer to go on a virtual field trip to a rainforest in the classroom of teacher Amanda Moore at Chapelwood Elementary in Indianapolis. Moore uses Google Expeditions for the project, and she uses a variety of Google tools to communicate and share assignments with students. — AJ Mast for Education Week

The four major technology companies are selling into K-12 districts at a time when schools’ demands for easy-to-use tools and platforms, and “personalization,” are on the rise.

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Marketplace K-12
May 5, 2017June 7, 2017

Pearson Explores Sale of Its U.S. K-12 Curriculum Business

By Michele Molnar

The education giant cited the “slow pace of digital adoption” in U.S. K-12 schools as a key reason it is considering the sale of its online, digital and blended curriculum.

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Marketplace K-12
May 2, 2017June 7, 2017

Microsoft Unveils K-12 Operating System, Tools to Challenge Google

By Sean Cavanagh

The tech provider has lost traction in the market for K-12 operating systems to Google, which also produces the popular G Suite classroom platform.

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Purchasing Alert
May 2, 2017Aug. 15, 2017

Seattle Seeks Career- and College-Readiness Software; Social-emotional Learning Curricula Needed in Philadelphia

By Aria Pham

Districts want to purchase software focusing on career- and college-prep, and social-emotional curricula.

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K-12 Insider
April 21, 2017June 7, 2017

Bring Instruction, Tech Together for Successful Ed-Tech Sales, Los Angeles Officials Advise

District CAO, CIO describe the impact of their collaboration on tech vendors

By Benjamin Herold
K-12, chief technology officer and chief academic officer collaboration

The CIO and CAO of the Los Angeles Unified School District explain why it’s important for education companies to understand how their technology and instructional departments collaborate.

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Analyst's View
April 7, 2017June 8, 2017

Mexico’s Proposed K-12 Overhaul: What It Means for Ed. Companies

Government Puts New Emphasis on Broadening Curricula, English-Language Skills

By Sean Cavanagh
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As Mexico’s New Education Model, or Modelo Educativo, puts new emphasis on broadening curricula and building English-language skills, one expert outlines the potential opportunities for school providers.

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K-12 Insider
March 28, 2017March 16, 2021

Show Me the Impact: Miami Schools Chief Wants Results

The Nation's 4th-Largest District Sets High Standards for Company Support, Follow-Up

By Michelle R. Davis
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Miami-Dade schools chief Alberto M. Carvalho talks about what he wants from vendors, and why his district takes a methodical approach to big ed-tech projects.

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