A new Gallup survey shows that more middle and high school students are taking business classes than they were a year ago, but their overall “entrepreneurial aspirations” remain flat.
A rush of investment in educational technology creates the possibility of a “bubble” and a subsequent crash, a recently released paper speculates.
Developing products based on teachers’ experiences and preferences would help improve academic performance, which would likely influence district-level purchasing decisions, experts say.
The education technology industry’s largest startup incubator holds a “demo day” for companies to pitch to funders.
Software company led by former Blackboard co-founder will use funds to provide intelligence on college-admissions process.
EDU STAR proposal would create technology to rapidly conduct independent evaluations of ed-tech products and share that information with schools.
Approaches to education entrepreneurship vary widely, but options and resources are becoming more available, experts say.
In the decentralized, regulated world of education, the decision of where to start a company can be complicated and fosters different viewpoints among entrepreneurial organizations.
Knowmia, founder by former Flip Video co-founder and supported by renowned incubator Y Combinator, will take on video lessons and sharing.
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