Amazon has announced that it is ending support for TenMarks, an online instructional program in math and writing.
The curriculum provider Open Up Resources will have its curriculum — which is created on an open license — distributed through Microsoft 365.
The Institute for the Study of Knowledge Management in Education was chosen by the U.S. Department of Education to help promote the #GoOpen network.
Phoenix Public Libraries wants hands-on STEM materials, and Pennfield School District, Mich., plans to upgrade three schools with new classroom technology hardware. Redwood City libraries, Calif., awarded Brainfuse a three-year contract for online homework help.
The U.S. Department of Education is seeking an outside, nonprofit organization to help it support and build the #GoOpen Network.
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Districts tend to want comprehensive curricula that they can modify, rather than piecemeal coverage of content, according to the Babson Survey Research Group.
Tech training company Galvanize has raised $7 million in a funding round led by ABS Capital Partners and University Ventures, and Canadian publisher Nelson has forged yet another education-focused partnership.
Two-thirds of administrators surveyed know about at least one of 14 open-educational curricula available today.
Amazon will use its TenMarks brand to introduce an online writing curriculum built on the platform it has in place for math.
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