With 14 education innovation clusters in the United States, ed-tech advocates are working to connect the dots into a network to share lessons learned.
U.S. schools that are buying interactive displays over the next five years are expected to increasingly choose flat-panel versions, according to a market report.
A statewide assessment contract worth $58 million can go forward the first year, but must be re-bid in the following years, according to a new ruling.
A number of major Florida counties lifted suspensions on giving online writing exams, after state officials voiced confidence that problems had been fixed.
Miami-Dade, Broward, and other school districts have suspended online testing as the state of Florida, and its vendor, the American Institutes for Research, work on a fix.
The American Institutes for Research says a problem with data and testing servers caused breakdowns with online exams Monday in Florida.
Fedora, LocoMotive Labs, and EdTrips headlined a busy week of K-12 venture capital.
Listen Current, a curator of public radio stories geared towards science, social studies, and English/language arts classrooms, raised $950,000 in seed funding.
The acquisition represents the value that Renaissance, one of the largest assessment and learning analytics companies in the K-12 market, places on a relative newcomer.
California, Texas and Florida are among the states that are ceding more authority to districts in choosing their own instructional materials, the Association of American Publishers reports.