Article: "In-House Upskilling: Is Amazon's Strategy a Smart Move?"
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Amazon and Education
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Amazon struggles with Inspire, an Open Education Resource (OER) platform for teachers. A collection of articles looking at Amazon and OER... why did it struggle, what happened?
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A watchdog organization is questioning whether a cooperative purchasing program that relies on Amazon's online marketplace is hurting businesses in loca...
Back in February, an EdWeek Market brief reported that Amazon Education was starting to beta-test a new platform with educators, helping teachers ...
"After more than a year of invitation-only private beta, Amazon just opened its free library of open-education resources, called Amazon Inspire. Well...
"Last summer the world’s largest online retailer launched Amazon Inspire, touting it as a hub for educators to exchange lesson plans and other Open Educ...
Amazon has quietly re-opened a previously-controversial sharing feature that allows allow anyone to add to its directory of online educational ... "L...
Amazon is investing heavily in-house upskilling. Is this the next big corporate learning trend? And what does it say about learning and the future of work?
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marketbrief.edweek.org
Amazon's Footprint Grows in K-12 Purchasing. Should We Be Worried? - Market Brief
A watchdog organization is questioning whether a cooperative purchasing program that relies on Amazon's online marketplace is hurting businesses in loca...
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Article
edsurge.com
Amazon Launches 'Inspire,' a Free Education Resource Search Platform for Educators...
Back in February, an EdWeek Market brief reported that Amazon Education was starting to beta-test a new platform with educators, helping teachers ...
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Article
edsurge.com
Amazon Inspire Goes Live (But Without Controversial Share Feature) | EdSurge News ...
"After more than a year of invitation-only private beta, Amazon just opened its free library of open-education resources, called Amazon Inspire. Well...
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Article
edsurge.com
What Happened to Amazon Inspire, the Tech Giant’s Education Marketplace? | EdSurge...
"Last summer the world’s largest online retailer launched Amazon Inspire, touting it as a hub for educators to exchange lesson plans and other Open Educ...
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Article
edsurge.com
Amazon’s Education Hub, Amazon Inspire, Has Quietly Restored ‘Sharing’ Function | ...
Amazon has quietly re-opened a previously-controversial sharing feature that allows allow anyone to add to its directory of online educational ... "L...
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Article
talentedlearning.com
In-House Upskilling: Is Amazon's Strategy a Smart Move?
Amazon is investing heavily in-house upskilling. Is this the next big corporate learning trend? And what does it say about learning and the future of work?
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