Rob Gag, Bluum’s Chief Revenue Officer, shares what it means to be outcome-driven in the edtech space, how districts can work with edtech partners to ensure edtech resources are adopted and used, and what it looks like when student outcomes improve. It’s critical for schools to feel comfortable with their technology partners, Gag adds, noting that technology partners should prioritize a district’s vision and goals as they identify solutions to help districts support student success.
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