The nation’s biggest ed-tech conference begins this week in Chicago. See what’s on the agenda.
A survey released at SXSWedu found that girls who are heavy social media users were more likely to be depressed and isolated from their peers.
What Articles Did Market Brief Readers Like the Most in 2017? Here’s a Look at Our Top 10
Rising Influence of Big Tech Companies, Success Traits of Sales Reps, and Personalized Learning Were Popular
Many of the most popular EdWeek Market Brief stories in 2017 drew from the steady flow of exclusive surveys we conducted of K-12 leaders.
Lexington County School District One, S.C., wants software to monitor online safety risks, and the St. Tammany Parish schools seek assessment and instructional resources.
Our Sept. 11 webinar on social media strategies for education businesses will feature two Twitter chat education leaders and one of the top social media influencers in the K-12 market.
Districts Counting On Array of Tools to Reach Out to Community
Award-Winning Superintendent of Texas System Uses Twitter, Podcasts, Live Streams to Connect
Superintendent Scott Muri talks about how parents’ and students’ expectations for communication from districts have changed.
Exclusive Analysis: Top 100 Social Media Influencers in the K-12 Market
Amazon Leads the List, Followed by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Cengage Learning, K12 Inc., and WeAreTeachers
Our exclusive research identifies the companies and organizations with the most social media influence in the K-12 market. Amazon Web Services tops the list.
EdWeek Market Brief hosted a Twitter chat this week, delving into the data behind the Tech Titans K-12 special report.
District Leaders Offer Insights: What They Want From Companies at Conferences
Vendors Should Be Prepared to Answer Specific Questions About Product Price
A pair of district leaders say vendors should be able to answer questions about product price and hidden costs.
Twitter Tops Teachers’ Social Media Lists, But Other Tools in High Rotation, Too
Exclusive Survey of Educators Finds Facebook and Google Also Popular
Teachers report they are turning to Twitter, Facebook and Google most often for social media use around education, an EdWeek Market Brief survey finds.
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