New All-Digital Curriculums Hope to Ride High-Tech Push in Schoolrooms
On Monday at an education conference in Austin, Tex., Joel Klein, the former chancellor of New York City public schools and the current chief executive of Amplify, the education unit of Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, will introduce a digital English language arts curriculum for middle school.
McGraw Hill, the textbook publisher, will also announce this week that it has signed a partnership with StudySync, a company that creates digital English curriculum tools that have been deployed in 22,000 classrooms and are priced at about a third of Amplify's rate.
- Companies:
- Adobe
- Pearson Company
- Scholastic Inc.
- Places:
- Austin, Tex.
- New York City
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