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Bringing together the diverse perspectives of thought leaders, this podcast series serves as a forum to socialize and problem solve education-based interoperability issues to ultimately find common ground.
Join us for conversations on the various issues impacting vendor-school relationships and to create a forum for problem-solving, new ideas, and collaboration.
Watch the episodes below and make sure to subscribe to the series on your preferred channel.
Should schools ban AI or teach students how to use it well? In this episode, three education thought leaders examine what AI-ban policies may solve, what they leave unanswered, and whether banning AI is the right instinct.
New U.S. Department of Education guidance is asking schools to distinguish recreational screen time from instructional technology when evaluating edtech. This episode explores where different perspectives converge on transparency, accountability, and the evidence schools should expect before making procurement decisions.
What happens when students stop waiting for someone else to solve the problems they see in education? In this episode of Perspectives, we bring together three young innovators who turned real challenges into ideas, tools, and solutions of their own.
One of K-12 education's most influential funding programs is under a sweeping FCC review, and a new question has entered the conversation: What role should screen time play in the future of E-rate? From policy and advocacy to district leadership, we're breaking down the purpose of E-rate and what's at stake for students, educators, and communities nationwide.
School districts spend billions on educational technology every year, but too often, those investments don't deliver for students. In this episode, our guests explore outcomes-based contracting and what it really takes to build contracts and partnerships that work for kids.
