[…] race for ed tech is heating up as the K-20 education marketplace has seen a major flow of venture capital funding in the past few years. Funding in the K-12 sector in particular exploded last year. In fact, 2011 […]
[…] that psychology has begun to flip — along with classrooms. Over the last 18 months in particular, venture capital has begun flowing into education, and the edtech ecosystem is now emerging at a […]
[…] that psychology has begun to flip — along with classrooms. Over the last 18 months in particular, venture capital has begun flowing into education, and the edtech ecosystem is now emerging at a […]
[…] that psychology has begun to flip — along with classrooms. Over the last 18 months in particular, venture capital has begun flowing into education, and the edtech ecosystem is now emerging at a […]
[…] that psychology has begun to flip — along with classrooms. Over the last 18 months in particular, venture capital has begun flowing into education, and the edtech ecosystem is now emerging at a […]
[…] that psychology has begun to flip — along with classrooms. Over the last 18 months in particular, venture capital has begun flowing into education, and the edtech ecosystem is now emerging at a […]
[…] that psychology has begun to flip — along with classrooms. Over the last 18 months in particular, venture capital has begun flowing into education, and the edtech ecosystem is now emerging at a […]
[…] that psychology has begun to flip — along with classrooms. Over the last 18 months in particular, venture capital has begun flowing into education, and the edtech ecosystem is now emerging at a […]
[…] that psychology has begun to flip — along with classrooms. Over the last 18 months in particular, venture capital has begun flowing into education, and the edtech ecosystem is now emerging at a […]
[…] race for ed tech is heating up as the K-20 education marketplace has seen a major flow of venture capital funding in the past few years. Funding in the K-12 sector in particular exploded last year. In fact, 2011 […]
By using the y axis for two different purposes ($ and # deals) this graph seems to be saying that $500M is in some way parallel to, or equivalent to, 100 deals and that $100M is related to 20 deals. Is that a standard metric or proven relationship? That being said, all this graph shows, albeit misleadingly, is that the number of deals for the most part follows the dollars (or vice versa).
I would like to see this statistic broken down between “content delivery” and “content creation.” I think most of the investments have not been in digital learning content, but rather in learning management systems and social networks. It’s a misleading statistic.
[…] race for ed tech is heating up as the K-20 education marketplace has seen a major flow of venture capital funding in the past few years. Funding in the K-12 sector in particular exploded last year. In fact, 2011 […]
[…] that psychology has begun to flip — along with classrooms. Over the last 18 months in particular, venture capital has begun flowing into education, and the edtech ecosystem is now emerging at a […]
[…] that psychology has begun to flip — along with classrooms. Over the last 18 months in particular, venture capital has begun flowing into education, and the edtech ecosystem is now emerging at a […]
[…] that psychology has begun to flip — along with classrooms. Over the last 18 months in particular, venture capital has begun flowing into education, and the edtech ecosystem is now emerging at a […]
[…] that psychology has begun to flip — along with classrooms. Over the last 18 months in particular, venture capital has begun flowing into education, and the edtech ecosystem is now emerging at a […]
[…] that psychology has begun to flip — along with classrooms. Over the last 18 months in particular, venture capital has begun flowing into education, and the edtech ecosystem is now emerging at a […]
[…] that psychology has begun to flip — along with classrooms. Over the last 18 months in particular, venture capital has begun flowing into education, and the edtech ecosystem is now emerging at a […]
[…] that psychology has begun to flip — along with classrooms. Over the last 18 months in particular, venture capital has begun flowing into education, and the edtech ecosystem is now emerging at a […]
[…] that psychology has begun to flip — along with classrooms. Over the last 18 months in particular, venture capital has begun flowing into education, and the edtech ecosystem is now emerging at a […]
[…] race for ed tech is heating up as the K-20 education marketplace has seen a major flow of venture capital funding in the past few years. Funding in the K-12 sector in particular exploded last year. In fact, 2011 […]
By using the y axis for two different purposes ($ and # deals) this graph seems to be saying that $500M is in some way parallel to, or equivalent to, 100 deals and that $100M is related to 20 deals. Is that a standard metric or proven relationship? That being said, all this graph shows, albeit misleadingly, is that the number of deals for the most part follows the dollars (or vice versa).
I would like to see this statistic broken down between “content delivery” and “content creation.” I think most of the investments have not been in digital learning content, but rather in learning management systems and social networks. It’s a misleading statistic.