The messages articulated at a gathering of education publishers this week contrast sharply with those offered at an earlier summit of education investor and entrepreneurs.
A conference of education publishers reveals the major changes the industry faces in a new landscape of digital and open-education resources.
A Brazilian state government has floated an education RFP worth hundreds of millions of dollars, drawing interest from companies in the United States and elsewhere.
The Association of Educational Publishers and the Association of American Publishers have announced that they will join forces.
Investors and startup education companies came to the ASU/GSV Education Innovation Summit in search of business opportunities.
The speakers at the ASU/GSV Advisors summit include executives from top education publishers, investors, startup founders, and federal policymakers.
Lee Wilson, a consultant to education publishers, argues that publishing companies are more innovative, teacher-friendly, and better for taxpayers than critics acknowledge.
A survey of district technology officials reveals that demand for tablets, and effective wireless technology is likely to grow.
After the McGraw-Hill Cos. sold its education division to a private equity firm, there are serious questions about its future.
The “big three” educational publisher sells it educational properties to Apollo Global Management for $2.5 billion, in yet another landmark move in the industry.