What Works Where, and Why?: The Jefferson EdTech Genome Project, Part I
Wednesday, April 1st
2:00 pm
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2:40 pm
K12, Harbor Ballroom F, Harbor Tower, 2nd Level
Add to Calendar Apr 01, 2020 Apr 01, 2020 America/Los_Angeles What Works Where, and Why?: The Jefferson EdTech Genome Project, Part I - ASU GSV Summit 2020 What Works Where, and Why?: The Jefferson EdTech Genome Project, Part I\nChannel: K-12\n\nContext matters in K-12 EdTech implementation, a $13BN market where up to 85% of purchased tools are either under-implemented or poor fits for the context. Which variables in a particular context matter most when it comes to implementing successfully and sustaining that…\n\nRose Else-Mitchell\n\nWednesday, April 1st\n - \n\nFor more details visit: https://www.asugsvsummit.com/live-stream/schedule https://www.asugsvsummit.com/live-stream/schedule
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What Works Where, and Why?: The Jefferson EdTech Genome Project, Part I
Context matters in K-12 EdTech implementation, a $13BN market where up to 85% of purchased tools are either under-implemented or poor fits for the context. Which variables in a particular context matter most when it comes to implementing successfully and sustaining that implementation? How can understanding these variables lead to more robust decision-making, simpler procurement — and healthy sales for companies? Jefferson Education Exchange and the University of Virginia launched the EdTech Genome Project. Dozens of researchers, practitioners, system leaders, and industry experts are coalescing around a common language, measures, and a framework through 2020 to push us all as an ecosystem to optimize product-market fit that will drive outcomes. Come hear the latest insights and bring your questions to the initiative teams concerned with the future of EdTech purchasing and implementation.

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