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Tag: Open Educational Resources (OER)

K-12 Insider
Oct. 7, 2021June 30, 2022

How One District Chooses Core and Supplemental Curriculum, and What It Needs Next

A Texas Chief Academic Officer Talks About How Its Needs Have Shifted During the Pandemic

By Jolie Radunich
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The chief academic officer of a major Texas school district talks about how his school system transformed the process through which it selects instructional materials.

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Marketplace K-12
Aug. 3, 2021June 30, 2022

New California Law Pours Money Into Open Educational Resources

By Sean Cavanagh
Gavin Newsom, open educational resources

A budget measure signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom bankrolls the development of openly licensed materials at the higher education level, but it could have implications for K-12, too.

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Market Trends
May 28, 2021June 3, 2021

California Governor Makes Push for Open Educational Resources

Gavin Newsom's Effort, While Focused on College Resources, Could Have Implications for K-12

By David Saleh Rauf
California Gov. Gavin Newsom speaks at Hanzo Sushi Thursday, April 29, 2021, in San Fernando, Calif. Businesses could be spared billions of dollars of higher taxes in coming years as a result of federal coronavirus relief funds flowing to the states. Newsom announced a budget plan this spring that would use $1.1 billion from the latest federal COVID-19 relief law to bolster a depleted unemployment compensation accounts. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez, file)

Gov. Gavin Newsom wants to channel $115 million into openly licensed resources at the college level, an effort that some advocates say could shape K-12 materials, too.

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Marketplace K-12
Sept. 23, 2020

ACT Rolls Its Recent Acquisitions Into a New, Integrated Learning Platform

By Brian Bradley

COVID-19 accelerated the rollout of Mosaic by ACT, which is being billed by the company as a comprehensive, adaptive learning solution weaving together assessments, curriculum, and social-emotional learning.

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Analyst's View
Aug. 13, 2020March 16, 2021

Who Dominates the Curriculum Market? New Analysis Gauges Key Players

Three Major Commercial Publishers Command the Largest Market Shares, But Adoptions Are Competitive

By Michele Molnar
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A market expert highlights his new study to examine how school districts feel about the quality of the curriculum they choose, who produces it, and the PD that goes with it.

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Marketplace K-12
July 22, 2020March 16, 2021

How Much of the K-12 Market Is Using Open Educational Resources?

By Michele Molnar

A new study looks at what percentage of curriculum adopted by districts is created on open licenses, which allow resources to be freely shared and re-used.

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Marketplace K-12
June 12, 2020June 30, 2022

ACT Takes Stock Under Direction of New CEO Janet Godwin

By Michele Molnar

The interim CEO of the ACT talks about the company’s recent acquisitions and what’s ahead for the major provider of assessment and other services.

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Exclusive Data
March 25, 2020March 16, 2021

Breaking Down Districts’ Appetite for Open Educational Resources

An EdWeek Market Brief Survey Shows How K-12 Districts Use of OER Differs Across Supplemental and Core Curriculum Resources

By Alex Harwin
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Our survey uncovers when district leaders are most likely to rely on open educational resources.

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Marketplace K-12
Nov. 27, 2019March 16, 2021

Open Education Resources Get International Backing With UNESCO Vote

By Sean Cavanagh

The international organization UNESCO, which has more than 190 member countries, has approved a resolution meant to support the development of the free, shareable educational materials.

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Exclusive Data
Sept. 26, 2019March 16, 2021

Which Traits in Ed-Tech Products Do Teachers Believe ‘Personalize’ Learning?

Educators See Some Features as More Powerful Than Others, an EdWeek Market Brief Survey Shows

By Holly Yettick
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EdWeek Market Brief asked teachers about which types of digital tools make it much easier to personalize learning.

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