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Consumer-facing companies, however, are receiving more funding than ever before.
Ed Tech's Funding Frenzy, Carl Strausheim, Inside Higher Ed
U.S. edtech companies raised $1.2B across 357 venture rounds in 2014. In 2015 so far, only 111 investments were tracked.
Investors Rethink EdTech As Dealflow Declines, Jonathan Shieber, TechCrunch
CEO Dennis Yang regards his 160-employee company as education’s answer to Netflix.
Udemy Raises $65 Million to Become Netflix for Education, Lora Kolodny, WSJ
Remember when training involved paying for a plane ticket, a hotel room, meals & tuition?
Why Companies Are Moving to Microlearning Platforms for Training, S. Bailey, BizJournal
Disruption may take longer than forecasted.
Rpt Saying Online Learning Growth Is Slowing Misses Big Picture, Michael Horn, Forbes
No doubt, LinkedIn aims to become a “certification platform."
On LinkedIn's Acquisition of Lynda.com, Audrey Watters, Hack Education
LinkedIn is the most interesting—and possibly the most consequential—companyin ed tech.
Why LinkedIn Matters, Michael Feldstein, eLiterate
Lynda.com will be part of LinkedIn's Economic Graph which maps the world’s people, jobs, skills and knowledge.
LinkedIn to Acquire Lynda.com for $1.5 Billion, Kirsten Winkler, Edukwest
Education technology is a weird little industry.
Can You Count to $2 Billion? Frank Catalano, GeekWire
A number of ed tech companies are nearing the $1 billion valuation mark.
Ed Tech Funding Hits $1.87 Billion in 2014, CB Insights
This amount represents the largest ed tech financing deal in the last six years.
Investors Put $186 Million Into Lynda.com, Natash Singer, New York Times
Online learning, also known as e-learning, is booming.
Online Learning Industry Poised for $107 Billion In 2015, TJ McCue, Forbes
How can you generate revenue when you don’t charge at the entrance? Charge at exit.
Verified Certificates - MOOC's Money Maker or Anachronism? Kirsten Winkler, Edukwest
“We recognize the growing market demand for programming language instruction..."
Compilr Bought by Lynda.com For Around $20 Million, Ingrid Lunden, TechCrunch
Platform’s most successful teacher made over $100K in 2013 from teaching on Skillshare.
Skillshare Lands $6M From USV, Spark, Rip Empson, TechCrunch
$160 billion/yr spent on job training and certification, (Bersin, Deloitte Consulting.)
MOOCs Trim Billions in Personnel Training, Ellen Lee, CNBC
"Ok. Ok. My top 3 ed tech startups."
Top 10 Ed-Tech Startups of 2013, Audrey Watters, Hack Education
She's co-founder of popular video learning site lynda.com.
What Could lynda.com Do for Your School?, by T. Vander Ark & S. Williams, Getting Smart
CreativeLive, Lynda.com tap audience highly motivated to hone career skills.
Click for Career Enhancement, Nick Wingfield, New York Times
Veteran, video-based edu platform generated $70M revenue in 2011 without outside investors.
After 17 years, Lynda.com Raises Its 1st Round of Funding, Rip Empson, TechCrunch
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Companies Are Moving to Microlearning Platforms for Training
Remember when training involved paying for a plane ticket, a hotel room, meals & tuition?
Why Companies Are Moving to Microlearning Platforms for Training, S. Bailey, BizJournal
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