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How technology choices effect distribution

Explore the evolving landscape of educational technology distribution, market trends, and investment insights in the classroom setting. Learn how technology choices shape business models and drive market growth. Join industry experts for an in-depth discussion.

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How technology choices effect distribution

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  1. How technology choices effect distribution

  2. Your Panel Terry Murphy CEO Monarch Teaching Technologies Christopher Curran Co-Founder and Managing Partner Education Growth Advisors (Moderator) Nathan Koering Alliance Development Director – Education SMART Technologies

  3. “The mind is not a vessel to be filled, but a fire to be kindled” --Plutarch Technology and Distribution

  4. The Evolution of a Marketplace… Approximately 85% of schools still have only T1 (up to 1.56 mps) network speeds available 2010 – 2012 – Just under 2 million shipped to K-12 2012 – 1.4 million units in US (iPad/Apple at 85%) 2.0 million units in US estimated for 2013 Interactive Displays US volume of more than 43K in Q4 2012 Approximately 1 in 2 classrooms have an interactive display or projector. Investment in education companies by firms and VC’s went from approximately $160m in 2003 to almost $430m in 2010 Information for this slide taken from Futuresource and SETDA

  5. “If you are not paying for it, you’re not the customer; you’re the product being sold.” -- Unknown Technology and Business Models

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