Guess who: These people rarely control the ed tech budget, but they are expected to make it work

by Jonathan Hornstein

Published by: The Hechinger Report

Teachers are the people who must effectively blend high-tech tools into their instruction, but relatively few of them have much say over what classroom technology is purchased.

As a result, education technology companies spend a lot of time courting school administrators, because they’re the people most likely to decide what to purchase, according to several leaders who track these trends.

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