Preply, which was founded in Ukraine, offers a language learning platform that connects students to live tutors.
One Education Startup’s Journey, From the Pandemic Through Today
A Former Teacher Talks About Building a Fledgling Tech Business Focused on Managing School Field Trips

The founder and CEO of a new education company, Chapperone, describes the arc of her organization’s development.

The lenders said both parties agreed to complete an amendment to the loan’s terms to settle the dispute by Aug. 3.
Nonprofit? Ties to University? The Business Structures That Districts Like to See in Vendors
An EdWeek Market Brief Survey Asked K-12 Officials Whether a Vendor's 501(c)3 Status Is a Strength

An EdWeek Market Brief survey looks at whether a vendor’s nonprofit status and other affiliations helps it win the confidence of school districts.

Byju’s disputed the allegations, and said they “are related to an inconsequential technical matter” and that all payment obligations have been met.

Israel-based ed-tech startup TinyTap has secured an $8.5 million funding round, which it will use for staff expansion and product development.
5 Ways the Silicon Valley Bank Collapse Will Impact the Ed-Tech Market
The Lender's Demise Has Implications for Financing and Overall Innovation Among Early-Stage Companies

Entrepreneurs and investors will badly miss the financial terms and other support the institution offered to early-stage companies.

Ed-tech funding in European markets has fallen over the last year, although not as much as some other regions around the globe.
Optimism Collides With Anxiety Over Future of Ed-Tech Market
At SXSW EDU, Company Executives and Investors Are Preparing for a Slowdown

At SXSW EDU, company executives and investors say a market slowdown is coming, but organizations with strong fundamentals will prevail.

At SXSW EDU, investors and philanthropic funders said more research needs to be done to develop effective data-literacy products in elementary students.