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BrightBytes Tried to Buy Hapara. Then a Better Offer—and a Legal Complaint—Emerged

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Yet a recently settled legal complaint between two education technology startups offers a glimpse at the numbers and terms involved in the negotiation process—and what happens when a deal goes awry. In the suit, BrightBytes claimed Hapara broke “no-shop” and confidentiality clauses to solicit a better offer from another company.

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Organize, Streamline, and Empower Learning with H?para

A Principal's Reflections

Educators navigate uncharted waters that continually fluctuate as a result of COVID-19 and the Fourth Industrial Revolution. With increases in technology and adapting to both remote and hybrid learning , we have seen them become nimble while embracing innovative pathways to create a more equitable learning experience.

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5 questions you need to ask about personalized learning

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The limits of one-size-fits-all education Traditional teacher-centered instruction may have functioned in the age of mass industrialization. The recent availability of technology to schools has been instrumental in being able to scale this learning method.

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Hack Education Weekly News

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Via Edsurge : “ BrightBytes Tried to Buy Hapara. ” I’ve updated my calculations on the amount of venture capital funding in the ed-tech industry for the month of May. .” The case involved Lexmark , a major supplier to schools, which had tried to keep customers from refilling their printer cartridges.