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The Ed-Fi Alliance, a nonprofit organization and community of educators, technologists, and advocates solving the data challenge in education, today announced the recipients of its sixth annual Community Awards. Education Analytics' Erik Joranlien was recognized as Technical Contributor of the Year, and Education Analytics' Stadium product was recognized as Solution of the Year.

Test scores from almost 2 million students offer a glimmer of hope for parents anxious about learning loss: The percentage of older and elementary and middle school students reading on grade level is nearing what it was before COVID. The results also reveal how much work remains to be done. Education Analytics shares their perspective on the results in light of their own research on COVID-related learning loss.

Education Analytics' CEO Andrew Rice was one of four panelists at a session at the AWS IMAGINE 2022 conference in Seattle. The session discussed the potential for data, given the right infrastructure, to optimize a school district's staff by matching teacher skills with student needs.

Education Analytics, a mission-driven non-profit that uses data and analytics to improve outcomes for students and the education system, announced today that they have earned another badge from the Ed-Fi Alliance for a new data warehouse product, Stadium. Stadium is a hosted implementation of EA’s Ed-Fi data warehouse product, Enable Data Union (EDU), which enables education agencies to leverage interoperable data for analytical uses.

Education Analytics, a mission-driven non-profit that uses data and analytics to improve outcomes for students and the education system, announced today that they have earned a renewed Ed-Fi Managed ODS/API Platform Badge for another two years. This badge once again validates Education Analytics as a trusted partner for providing the Ed-Fi Operational Data Store and API (ODS/API) through its StartingBlocks product, a robust Software as a Service (SaaS) product offering.

In March 2021, XPRIZE launched the $1M Digital Learning Challenge to modernize, accelerate, and improve effective learning tools, processes and outcomes. Why? Because we are living in the age of unprecedented ubiquity of edtech – and yet how to assess that edtech hasn't caught up. Today, we’re excited to reveal the Digital Learning Challenge has reached its next stage: ten teams have officially been selected to compete in the Pilot Phase. Education Analytics is one of these teams.