I love the idea that AI will not be the headline, rather AI will support the efforts to solve certain problems. That supports the middle road stance, where AI is useful because it's not necessarily the main focus, the focus is on outcomes with AI.
I also wonder if, Alex, your optimism for funding to be a little more level in 2024 is related to the fact that schools are paying more attention to the data and paying more attention to how & what they're investing in.
It also seems to be a shift in how people are paying attention to EdTech as a field. While generalist investors turned away in 2023, the last 3 years have allowed EdTech to be a part of the pubic narrative of education and learning. Especially as Higher Ed has made some big headlines & Workforce tools have expanded.
I love the idea that AI will not be the headline, rather AI will support the efforts to solve certain problems. That supports the middle road stance, where AI is useful because it's not necessarily the main focus, the focus is on outcomes with AI.
I also wonder if, Alex, your optimism for funding to be a little more level in 2024 is related to the fact that schools are paying more attention to the data and paying more attention to how & what they're investing in.
It also seems to be a shift in how people are paying attention to EdTech as a field. While generalist investors turned away in 2023, the last 3 years have allowed EdTech to be a part of the pubic narrative of education and learning. Especially as Higher Ed has made some big headlines & Workforce tools have expanded.
Love this!