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Wearable Technology in the Classroom, David Nield, The Guardian
Co offers tools to evaluate how investment in tech affects classroom outcomes.
BrightBytes Raises $33M, Led by Insight Venture Partners, Gina Hall, SVBJ
Quipper School enables educators to create content and track student performance.
Quipper Acquired for $39 Million by Recruit Holdings, Kay Alexander, Edukwest
The first rule of bringing computers into the schools is to hook the teacher first.
Why the Suits at IBM and Apple Are Going Back to School, Phillip Elmer-DeWitt, Fortune
Virtual class visits to aquariums and zoos save money, but some clamor for the real thing.
School Field Trips Go Virtual, Caroline Porter, Wall Street Journal
Company provides a mobile communication platform for early education.
Brightwheel Raises $2.2M Led by RRE Ventures, Christine Magee, TechCrunch
More than half of preschool teachers report use of tablets, according to new survey.
‘Enormous’ Increase in Classroom Tech for Littlest Learners, N. Dobo, Hechinger Report
In 2014, education accounted for 75% of Chromebook sales.
Edu Purchases to Drive Chromebook Sales 27% in 2015, Joshua Bolkan, The Journal
SR-based start up allows users to add text, images, and annotations to videos.
Zaption Raises $1.5 Million, Led by NewSchools Venture Fund, Allie Gross, Education Dive
Co offers tablet-based libraries of standards-aligned texts, with assessments and comprehension data.
LightSail Raises $3.5 Million for Tablet-Based Libraries, Mary Jo Madda, edSurge
There may be unintended consequences to bringing technology into the classroom.
Are We Training Our Students to be Robots? danah boyd, Medium
Innovation in education requires cheap iteration, great listening skills, and “exaptation.”
Three Ways to Improve Technology-Assisted Learning, Matt Candler, Medium
Why technology-assisted learning will never, on its own, solve our education crisis.
iPads < Teachers, Peg Tyre, Medium
Kids who shared iPads scored 28% better on literacy tests; kids with own devices improved 24%; kids without iPads improved 20%.
Kindergarteners Who Share iPads May Perform Better: Study, Alexandra Sifferlin, Time
“While Apple and Pearson promised a state-of-the-art technological solution, they have yet to deliver it.”
L.A. School District Seeks Refund from Apple for iPad Program, Howard Blume, L.A. Times
Co lets teachers easily share assignments & students easily turn in homework online.
Showbie Raises $2.3M From Point Nine Capital, Frederic Lardinois, TechCrunch
"I believe your piece is riddled with factual errors, inconsistencies and incorrect analysis."
Amplify's Joel Klein Responds to Bloomberg News Article, Joel Klein, Bloomberg
Tablets and an online curriculum were supposed to help revolutionize schools.
Failures in News Corp’s $1B Plan to Overhaul Education, Laura Colby, Bloomberg
Digital creation, not consumption, fuels classroom approaches.
Elite Private Schools Use Wide Range of Ed-Tech Strategies, Benjamin Herold, EdWeek
Known as the 'Netflix of Children's Audio Books,' company supports early literacy skills.
Tales2Go Raises $2.4M From NSVF, Others, Chris Bing, DCInno
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Three Ways to Improve Technology-Assisted Learning
Innovation in education requires cheap iteration, great listening skills, and “exaptation.”
Three Ways to Improve Technology-Assisted Learning, Matt Candler, Medium
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