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View From The Top: How Edtech CEOs Lead Through Market Uncertainty
Tammy Wincup, CEO of Securly, discusses the state of the edtech market and how edtech CEOs can effectively lead in the current climate.
Winds Of Change: Launching A Virtual High School, Boosting CTE Pathways, and Supporting Digital Wellbeing
Innovative Leader Award - Melissa McCalla, CTO for Pasadena ISD, shares how her district is addressing multiple edtech challenges.
Thoughtfully Leveraging AI To Improve Learning Outcomes, Efficiency, And More
Innovative Leader Award - Matt Kuhn of Volusia County Schools shares how his district has implemented AI for use by students, staff, and leaders.
Helping Students Explore Space And The World Beyond Their Classrooms
Innovative Leader Award - NASA Solar System Ambassador Tim Needles shares how exploring the world and space can provide learning experiences to infinity and beyond
Taking Flight: Getting A Middle School Aerospace Program Off The Ground
Innovative Leader Award - Mary Decker of Franklin Special District offers 3 tips to help a middle school aerospace program take off
From Pitch to Partnership: A New Playbook for Marketing to School Districts
Insights education companies can use to evolve their marketing and sales strategies and build lasting partnerships with schools
4 Steps School Leaders Can Take To Improve Process Management
Process management is an essential leadership task
Don't Panic — Yet: What the FCC's E-Rate Review Means for Schools
Conversations With Kevin Hogan: Education policy attorney Reg Leichty explains why the FCC's inquiry into sunsetting E-Rate is a serious threat, why screen time is a red herring in this brouhaha, and what district leaders can do about it
Finding The Students Schools Miss: How Data, Relationships, and AI Are Unlocking Hidden Potential
Conversations with Kevin Hogan: Equal Opportunity Schools CEO AJ Gutierrez on why more than half of students ready for advanced coursework go unidentified and how combining survey data, predictive analytics, and human judgment can change that.
