Ed Tech Companies Explore Impact of Digital Content in Personalized Learning
An education technology accelerator is working with an ed tech company to collaborate on a project to understand how teachers and students interact with digital content and whether that personalization makes a difference on student engagement.
MoreReport: Colleges Behind in Development Ed Practices
Schools relying on placement tests to determine whether students need developmental classes in order to be college-ready could be doing their students a disservice that lasts a lifetime.
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U.S. K-12 Computing Remains Strong as Global K-12 Market Expected to Slow in 2016
Unstable economic conditions internationally are putting the brakes on the global personal computing market in the K-12 sector, according to a recent report by London-based research firm Futuresource Consulting.
More Tablet Sales Remain Strong Despite 2-Year Decline
Tablet shipments will drop for the second straight year, dipping 9.6 percent below 2015 totals, according to a new forecast from International Data Corp., and will face another down year in 2017 before rebounding slightly in 2018 on the strength of detachables.
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