The Chicago schools are purchasing a college- and career-readiness program, and the Atlanta district is buying an after-school program.
The Madison County, Georgia, district is buying a literacy program, and another Texas system is looking for partners to support non-academic activities.
The State Educational Technology Directors Association (SETDA) found that more states are providing guidance to help districts select and implement digital instructional materials.
A Georgia district wants to buy a web-based comprehensive college readiness platform, while a Louisiana district is interested in professional development.
Two acquisitions–Weld North Education of Assessment Technology, and Allovue of Equiday–top our news, which includes LearnPlatform’s expansion and funding for Move This World.
How Education Companies Can Manage and Motivate Millennial Workers
They Crave Workplace Flexibility, Opportunities for Professional Growth, and Fun in the Office
Millennials are the largest generation in today’s workforce and education companies are uniquely suited to attract them. But managing them effectively can be challenging.
A State Pushing Computer Science Education Lays Out Its Biggest Product Needs
Demanding Curriculum and Teacher Training Are Major Needs in the Emerging Tech Field, an Arkansas Official Says
Arkansas has one of the most ambitious computer science programs in the country, but it needs more from curriculum providers, says state director Anthony Owen.
Students must feel safe to reach their potential. Use these SEL techniques to create that type of school environment for a diverse range of students.
It’s tempting to veg out in front of the television or be distracted by screens, but entrepreneurs need to make wise night decisions to stay sharp for business.
This CEO’s ed-tech company is signing more district-wide contracts. Here are tips for making sure your product is implemented properly across schools.