If anyone uses Adobe software with K-12 kids, they recently dropped their educational rate for those grades. Here is an article about it. I don't have kids in K-12, either my own or students, so I haven't explored it fully, but it might be worth investigating if you are a K-12 teacher or if you have kids in those grades:
https://theblog.adobe.com/adobe-bolsters-commitment-k12-schools-new-creative-cloud-offerings-investment-professional-development/

Anyone else in Colorado? This recent Colorado Commission on Higher Education report revisits goals set in 2012 with an update on how the state has progressed on the four goals, despite the challenge, "Colorado continues to rank lowest among the states in per-student funding, resulting in the cost of education being increasingly shifted to students through higher tuition."

-Increase credential completion
-Erase equity gaps
-Improve student success
-Invest in affordability and innovation

https://highered.colorado.gov/Publications/CDHE-Master-Plan-2017.pdf

My work colleagues and I are very interested in the findings of the authors of "The Future of Skills - Employment in 2030," a report that maps out how employment trends are predicted to change, and the implications for how the needed skills will change along with employment opportunities, in the next 10+ years.
https://futureskills.pearson.com/
https://futureskills.pearson.com/research/#/downloads

I enjoyed this brief article (with an accompanying report) about a study of online enrollment numbers:
https://onlinelearningconsortium.org/news_item/report-one-four-students-enrolled-online-courses/
I hope you find it interesting too!

Hi, I just joined this group. One of my go-to sites lately has been this one: http://www.p21.org/our-work/4cs-research-series
There is a lot of talk lately in my work circle about the 4Cs: Collaboration, Critical Thinking, Creativity, and Communication, and they are nicely packaged together in this site.