EdTech Startups & Businesses
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Why Did I Become an Education Entrepreneur?
From time to time, during a conversation with a stranger, or new acquaintance, I tell them that I was an educator in a former ... -
An Insider’s View into the Edtech Market for Assessments
Assessments are crucial to evaluate how well our students are doing in the class and how effective our teaching methods are. Using the old ... -
An Insider’s View into the Edtech Market for Lesson Planning
Lesson planning is an essential item on a teacher’s long list of things to do. It is the backbone of all the other classroom ... -
An Insider’s View into the Edtech Market for Literacy
Teaching literacy to the modern generation has an entirely new meaning. Teachers must be concerned with teaching their students to read and write fluently, ... -
An Insider’s View into the Edtech Market for Artificial Intelligence
Educators have often wished they could personalize academics for each student in their classroom. Until now, teachers were instructed to aim their lessons at ... -
An Insider’s View into the Edtech Market for Math
Math has always been a tricky subject for most students to broach without professional help. Numbers have a way of getting mixed up in ... -
5 Questions School Administrators Will Ask About Your Edtech Product
Edtech companies have their work cut out for them when making a sales pitch to new school administrators. Many of them have their entire ... -
How to Start an Edtech Company
Edtech is exploding. According to one global report, “Education technology is becoming a global phenomenon, and as distribution and platforms scale internationally, the market ... -
Why EdTech Entrepreneurs Hold the Key to the Future of Education
Going by recent classroom innovations, it is safe to argue that technology has caught up with the education industry too. Nonetheless, some pessimists and ... -
Why Aren’t There More Minority Owned Edtech Companies?
It’s time to talk about what everyone knows, but what no one wants to say. Edtech companies are overwhelmingly male and white. The problem ...
