On March 30, the uphill battle education publishers McGraw-Hill and Cengage have been fighting to complete a merger got a little steeper. The U.K.’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) ruled that the companies’ proposal to sell off a number of their current holdings was not sufficient to maintain competition. As a result, the CMA did […]
On March 30, the uphill battle education publishers McGraw-Hill and Cengage have been fighting to complete a merger got a little…
Read MoreOn March 24, Instructure announced that the cash tender offer extended by the private equity firm Thoma Bravo has successfully concluded.…
Read MoreEdmodo is getting 23+ million new users. On March 19, the Arab Republic of Egypt announced it had contracted with the…
Read MoreThe Austin-based Nepris announced on March 11 it had raised a $5 Million Series A round led by K12 Inc. With…
Read MoreLearnit, a talent development provider with a track record spanning more than two decades, announced plans on March 3 to acquire…
Read MoreTwo edtech developers announced plans to join forces on March 2 in order to produce a new smart language-teaching robot companion…
Read MoreThe academic publisher and edtech provider Wiley announced an ambitious move in digital publishing on March 2. In collaboration with Jisc…
Read MoreUdacity, an online professional training provider, announced the launch of a new executive AI program on February 21. “AI for Business Leaders”…
Read MoreInstructure CEO Dan Goldsmith announced on February 18 that he plans to leave his role as chief executive of the company,…
Read MoreIn December, Instructure’s leadership announced it had reached a $2 billion buyout agreement with private equity firm Thoma Bravo. The company,…
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