Swing Education’s funding round comes as schools have been relying heavily on substitutes to help fill open teaching positions.
A school system in North Carolina is looking for ERP implementation services, while a California district seeks supplemental mentoring.
A school system in Georgia is looking for a substitute management software program, while a California district seeks after-school programs.
A school system in Florida is looking for special education materials, while a Missouri district seeks a student information system.
The state education department in Massachusetts is looking for a summer school literacy and professional learning program, while a coalition in Florida seeks pre-K curriculum and services.
A county in California is looking for an AR/VR solution, while a Louisiana district seeks teacher recruitment and training services.
A panel of superintendents at the annual ASU+GSV Summit talk about what they’re prioritizing in the next generation of ed-tech tools.
A district in Florida is looking for Dell Chromebooks, while a New Hampshire school system seeks a career pathways software platform.
How Much Ed Tech is Ideal? Some Educators Want More
An EdWeek Market Brief Survey Reveals a Hunger for Digital Tools, Despite Some Districts' Misgivings
An EdWeek Market Brief survey finds that many K-12 officials would like to keep or add to the level of tech in their classrooms, despite misgivings in some districts.
A number of tools meant to expose student work produced by artificial intelligence tools have come onto the market.
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