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We are increasingly relying on technology today for nearly everything, and the education industry is no different. Without reliable tech, or an effective means of communication, schools and school districts risk falling behind, thereby losing the support of parents and teachers. But with all the new technologies today, it’s hard to tell which products work, and which ones were designed specifically for K-12 education. “Unfortunately, many technology providers in the K-12 arena are simply designing products on a whiteboard,” says Ender Tortop, CEO of Educational Networks, “instead of visiting schools, seeing directly how schools are really functioning, and then developing products.”

