Tag: schools
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How Edtech Companies Can Breeze through the School Adoption Process
Navigating the maze of getting a school board vote for the adoption of your edtech product can seem like a Herculean task if you don’t know ... -
What Will the LMS of the Future Look Like?
Have you ever become frustrated with your learning management system (LMS)? If so, you are not alone. They are not as easy to use as other ... -
Why Is Financial Aid So Complicated?
The process of applying for financial requires tax returns, an internet connection, and an intimate knowledge of the federal government and FAFSA that no one but ... -
Affordable Ways that Edtech Startups Can Develop Apps
The edtech market is a booming business that has companies and startups eager to get in on the market share. In the last year alone, edtech ... -
3 Signs Your College Is on the Path to Closing
Back in July 2014, Corinthian Colleges agreed to close or sell nearly all its campuses. The move left 72,000 students wondering what next. While Corinthian Colleges ... -
How to Rate a University’s Value Proposition
Universities are no different than any other service trying to market itself. Higher education continuously seeks to market their degrees by showing the benefit of earning ... -
Can Deans Fix the Dysfunction in Higher Education?
University professors, provosts, and presidents know that higher education faces serious challenges, but those who hold these positions are too far removed from the problem to ... -
6 Must-Have Apps for New Parents
Welcoming a baby into your world is an excellent adventure. But, it is also a huge learning curve. New parents are tasked with keeping track of ... -
Why EdTech Companies That Do Not Pay Attention to the History of Education Are Doomed to Repeat It
For those in the EdTech world, it is crucial to understand both the history of education and the history of educational technology. Companies can learn from ... -
A Money-Back Guarantee For College?
What would happen if students could get their money back for college? Does that seem incredible? Well, some colleges and universities are pioneering policies to do ...
