2019 Early Childhood Education Supply Purchasing Survey Results
In February, Agile Education Marketing conducted a research survey to find information about 2019 Early Childhood Education purchasing habits to understand what drives (ECE) supply purchasing. In total, we surveyed over 770 licensed center directors and in-home providers across the US about how supplies are purchased for their center or home daycare settings in hopes […]
Decisions and Impacts of School Choice
Meredith Biesinger Once upon a time, there used to be limited K-12 education options for students and their families’ decisions. Now, so many options are available that it can be overwhelming for families to decide on the best fit for their child. It can also be equally overwhelming for businesses trying to market K-12 schools […]
Stakeholders in the Public Elementary School Setting
Teresa Marchant Identifying all stakeholders is a necessary step in the design process. This process is a strategic way to identify needs and implementation of solutions. Stakeholders can provide various perspectives that help decision-makers identify needs in a school or district. Receiving input is an integral part; otherwise, a school district, in reality, could […]
Stakeholders in the Public School Setting
Teresa Marchant Identifying all stakeholders is a necessary step in the design process. This process is a strategic way to identify needs and implementation of solutions. Stakeholders can provide various perspectives that help decision-makers identify needs in a school or district. Receiving input is an integral part; otherwise, a school district, in reality, could be […]
Decision Making, Solutions, and Value:
Craig Perrier Education is not easy. It is an experience where we can guarantee that regardless of the outcome, we will always hear that we got it wrong. It is important to note that guiding their decision-making as familiar principle educators will point to as a factor in their process. It says, “What we have […]
Decision Making, Solutions, and Value
Craig Perrier Education is not easy. It is an experience where we can guarantee that regardless of the outcome, we will always hear that we got it wrong. It is important to note that guiding their decision-making as familiar principle educators will point to as a factor in their process. It says, “What we have […]
Webinar: Email Marketing Strategies, Drip Campaigns, Lead Gen’s, Opt-in Forms
Join Jeff Bradbury for a deep dive into Email Marketing Strategies, Drip Campaigns, Lead Gen’s, and Opt-in Forms using email after the initial contact. Jeff will cover developing your messaging and questions like: -What to do after lead capture -Why easy opt-outs are critical -Segmentation -Creating your story Keep the conversation going. Don’t lose […]
Preparing Students for their Educational Future: Not Falling Between the Cracks
There has been heightened awareness about learning inequalities. This has led to many predictions about our students’ deficits this year. Some are calling it the “covid slide.” However, there have always been gaps in student learning for various reasons. These have been created by high absenteeism, little or no background knowledge, home environment or support, […]
Preparing Students for their Educational Future: Gaps and Opportunities
Craig Perrier The first high school I worked at in the late ’90s had an elective course designed to prepare seniors for life after high school. As you may suspect, it was a popular class – innovative, unconstrained by state mandates, student-focused, and made explicit connections between life and the course students were taking. Nevertheless, […]
Academics, Life Skills, and the Future
Meredith Biesinger There’s often a misconception about preparation when students transition from high school to higher education. No matter their GPA, or the number of college prep courses taken, students are often unprepared for higher education and all it entails. Yet, these areas tend to trend in life skills, academic rigor, and retention. Four-year universities, […]
Academics, Life Skills, and the Future of Education
Meredith Biesinger There’s often a misconception about preparation when students transition from high school to higher education. No matter their GPA, or the number of college prep courses taken, students are often unprepared for higher education and all it entails. Yet, these areas tend to trend in life skills, academic rigor, and retention. Four-year universities, […]
Webinar: The American Rescue Plan | What you need to know to support schools opening!
The American Rescue Plan slates $122B for schools to address the disruptions to teaching and learning resulting from the pandemic—especially for students hardest hit by the pandemic—and get students back in the classroom quickly and safely. Organizations serving educators, schools, districts, and students, need to understand the guidelines for distribution and spending in order to […]
Technology is the tool. Teacher & Pedagogy are the transformers.
Watch: Webinar – Technology is the tool. Teacher & Pedagogy are the transformers. Presenter: Michael Niehoff – Michael is an educator, leader, learning facilitator & blogger. He is continuously and tirelessly working to effectively implement relevant and authentic learning opportunities and experiences for all students. To succeed in the new landscape of education, companies will need to […]
How will the stimulus package impact educators and edtech companies?
Many schools will focus on getting back to “normal”, but this doesn’t mean edtech companies are out of luck.
Key Issues in the World of Higher Education: How Your Company Can Help Solve Them
EdTech companies have an opportunity to tailor their marketing toward the needs of colleges and universities. The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted the traditional operations of higher education in a variety of ways. Although many institutes of higher learning have more infrastructure and experience related to remote learning than primary and secondary educators, these colleges and […]
Edtech’s role in assisting districts with student catch up
Students have faced disruptions in learning due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Edtech companies can market their services for summer school, after-school programs, and more. The COVID-19 pandemic upended traditional learning models. Schools and districts that had barely had begun to consider applications of online learning suddenly had to place all of their students into remote […]
Enrollment shifts and what they mean for your business
There’s no denying the significance of change and adversity faced in the educational services sector in the last year. The COVID-19 pandemic has come with drastic and historic education changes that have impacted the priorities of schools and districts far and wide, which have also affected the way they utilize their resources and budget. In […]
Simple Strategies to Build Your EDU Brand in 2021
Presenter: Jeffrey Bradbury – Jeff Bradbury is a globally-recognized educator, educational broadcaster, public speaker, and entrepreneur whose powerful message has inspired thousands of educators through the TeacherCast Educational Network. If you fit into any of the descriptions below, you’ll want to watch this webinar: – You are looking to expand your horizons for the new […]
Webinar: The good, bad and ugly – an educator perspective.
Welcome back webinar favorite Michael Niehoff. When Michael joined us for our past webinar where he explained and went into great detail about what the start of the school year would hold for schools, educators, and students. Now, it’s time he comes back and explains what the education landscape looks like now. A landscape […]
Looking Forward
Teresa Marchant My phone vibrated on the coffee table… The caller ID displayed “Superintendent”. The Governor had just held a press conference announcing the closure of schools in Montana. I grabbed my phone and took a deep breath… In some ways, this past year has been a blur, in other ways it has felt like […]
Planning for Next Year? We Are Too! | Post-Covid Classroom Concerns
Meredith Biesinger I don’t think anyone has ever said, “Come to Mississippi, we have everything!” Of the many positive things, I believe Mississippi has, strong internet access is not one of them. Being a Dyslexia Therapist and Director of Professional Development in a rural area in northern Mississippi, I am just ten miles from the […]
Education and Change: Are You Ready?
Craig Perrier As the history and social sciences curriculum specialist for a large school district, it is probably no surprise that I often apply knowledge of the past to inform my understanding of the present. One practice I adopted during the pandemic was to try to internalize the philosophy of Greek Stoics. Their wisdom has […]
Building more efficient marketing strategies for support services
Support professionals fill a vital role in encouraging student success and addressing academic and personal challenges. How can your company engage with them?
Pinterest in the Classroom: A Valuable Tool For Educators
Pinterest, used by many as a mood board or organizational platform for personal interests, has been popular since its inception and has continued to gain traction over the years. In fact, according to the Business of Apps, there are currently 367 million active users of Pinterest. That figure is up from 335 million users in […]