There are several key questions about what kinds of technologies are eligible for funding under a new, $7 billion program overseen by the FCC to improve students at-home internet access.
Why Districts Choose to Stick With Print Curriculum During COVID
EdWeek Market Brief's Survey Asked K-12 Leaders About Their Print Versus Digital Mix
EdWeek Market Brief asked district administrators in a survey about their print versus digital mix — and what factors lead them to stick with print.
The E-Rate Program: Three Pivotal Issues for Education Companies
Major Policy Shifts Weighed by Federal Officials Would Have a Big Impact on District Spending
Many school systems applying for E-rate funding this year are focused on a new set of needs, and their shifting priorities have implications for ed-tech companies.
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
EdWeek Market Brief asked district and school leaders and principals what tools they need but aren’t getting to do hybrid teaching effectively.
After a District Makes a Wave of Device Purchases, What Comes Next?
Indy's Schools Chief Talks About the Needs That Come With a New 1-to-1 Program
Indianapolis Schools Superintendent Aleesia Johnson talks about how the how the district’s recent, massive tech investments will shape its opportunities, and its needs.
A California school district is seeking to buy a student information system; a state education agency is looking for a virtual education platform to increase access to advanced coursework.
An Illinois charter school management company recently resolved allegations that it rigged bidding processes for E-Rate contracts it awarded for hot spots and internet connectivity.
The Denver public schools are looking to buy social-emotional learning resources, and the Detroit public schools are looking for an online platform to help families choose and enroll in schools.
Fort Worth ISD wants drone equipment, software, and services for career-technical education, while the Wake County schools in North Carolina are looking for cloud security.
Breaking Down the State of K-12 Wi-Fi Capability – and the Gaps That Remain During COVID
EdWeek Market Brief's Research Shows That School Districts' Internet Access Has Soared, But New Barriers Have Emerged
EdWeek Market Brief’s research shows that districts have made huge gains in internet access over the past few years, but those upgrades have been offset by COVID-era connectivity barriers.
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