The NewSchools-Gallup Ed Tech Survey: Full Report on Usage by Educators and Teachers
The Education Technology Use in Schools report reflects the views of students, teachers, principals and district administrators on digital learning tools. Including the perspectives of those most familiar with the impact of these tools in schools can lend important clarity for those seeking to develop new and innovative ways to help teachers teach and help students learn.
The NewSchools-Gallup Ed Tech Survey: Our Interpretation and Analysis
This piece highlights a few topline themes and ideas from the data that struck us as important.
The NewSchools-Gallup Ed Tech Survey: Lessons for Investors
This companion document explores 10 key takeaways for ed tech innovators that were extracted from a comprehensive report released by NewSchools and Gallup, “Education Technology Use in Schools.”
An ed tech entrepreneur’s guide to using research to improve products
An entrepreneur’s guide to using research to improve products and measure impact.
Live from NewSchools Summit 2016: Innovative approaches to empowering educators and entrepreneurs through ed tech research
Recorded at NewSchools Summit 2016, this video features brief presentations from Phyllis Lockett (CEO at LEAP Innovations), Thomas Kane, Ph.D. (Walter H. Gale Professor of Education at Harvard Graduate School of Education), and Tonika Cheek Clayton (Managing Partner at NewSchools Venture Fund). Each presenter describes an innovative approach to empowering educators and entrepreneurs through ed tech research.
Lessons from four years of investing in ed tech: 2015-2019
This Insight Brief focuses on critical issues we’ve learned from our ed tech investments in in science, middle and high school math, English language learning, special education, early learning and the future of work.
Making ed tech hires with an eye toward diversity, equity and inclusion
While it can be challenging for early stage ventures to prioritize diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) within the hiring process, it is also true that early decisions in these areas are especially important for a company’s long-term DEI trajectory. In this post, we share links we have assembled to help support ed tech entrepreneurs throughout the hiring process.