The Chicago schools are purchasing a college- and career-readiness program, and the Atlanta district is buying an after-school program.
A Texas district will purchase online courses for a learning platform, while Virginia’s third-largest school division wants a social-emotional curriculum.
The Madison County, Georgia, district is buying a literacy program, and another Texas system is looking for partners to support non-academic activities.
A new initiative, funded by the National Science Foundation, aims to set guidelines for what students should know about the fast-evolving technology.
The Exec Who Transformed Kaplan Wants to Upend K-12 Curriculum and Assessment
Jonathan Grayer's Investment Group Weld North Aspires to Create 'Two-Way' Curriculum Resources and More Informative Tests
Former Kaplan CEO Jonathan Grayer believes digital K-12 curriculum and assessment needs an infusion of cutting-edge tech and research, and that the companies he’s backing will lead the way.
Congrats! Your K-12 Company Has Won State Adoption. Now What?
Sales to School Districts Won't Happen Without Targeted Outreach, Marketing, and Strategies for Working State-Sponsored Forums
Even after they win adoption in lucrative markets like Texas, Florida, and California, K-12 companies need effective strategies for winning over district buyers.
Renaissance has acquired Early Learning Labs, while Nearpod will acquire Flocabulary and Instructure is purchasing MasteryConnect.
An Illinois district wants smart boards and projection equipment, while a Georgia district is seeking Chromebooks and a North Carolina district wants math materials.
The State Educational Technology Directors Association (SETDA) found that more states are providing guidance to help districts select and implement digital instructional materials.
Can Byju’s, India’s Ed-Tech Juggernaut, Conquer the U.S. Market?
Investors Are Betting the Company's Mobile Platform Will Appeal to Families, and Possibly Schools
Byju’s, an India-based company that has attracted a torrent of venture capital, is poised to sell its mobile learning app to U.S. parents, and potentially schools.