Surviving in a market rife with ‘copycat’ operators and navigating regulatory grey areas are two challenges edtech providers entering new markets face, experts said at EdTechXEurope.
Online learning platform Coursera has secured another tranche of funding to the tune of $64m, bringing the total amount the platform has raised to $210m since its inception in 2012
In a cross-country mission to the US coinciding with the ASU+GSV Summit in Salt Lake City, Navitas is buoying Australia’s competitiveness in the education technology sector.
The University of Exeter will offer online master’s degrees from September, as part of a partnership with education marketing and online learning service, Keypath Education.
International schools worldwide are poised to make considerable investments in their digital learning resources, as new research reveals that just under two-thirds of international schools are likely to buy digital content or applications in the coming year.
UK-based MOOC platform, FutureLearn, has partnered with the British Council and the GREAT Britain campaign to offer 15,000 free certificates to learners in 36 lower and middle income countries.
The number of users who registered for at least one massive open online course last year reached 58 million, up from approximately 35 million in 2015, according to new figures from MOOC aggregator site, Class Central.
The gap between the skills graduates have and what employers are looking for, is making room for new innovations to enter the landscape to help bridge the divide was a point of discussion at the Reimagine Education conference.
A project putting students at the centre of assessments, and a virtual science laboratory both scooped the top prize at QS’s Reimagine Education awards this month in Philadelphia.
Online education provider Coursera has begun rolling out a Netflix-style subscription model for its Specialization course bundles, which it hopes will attract new users and improve course completion rates.
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