EdTech transformation - insight2execution (i2e LLC)

Schools

With schools, we work with administrators to plan and execute Professional Development programs, including in-person and virtual training on technology integration into classroom environments. We also work with district Curriculum Development to implement 21st century learning design.

EdTech Companies

With EdTech companies, we help to develop Learning Content specific to the product or service offering, go-to-market strategies to reach pivotal EDU audiences, and execute branding, marketing, and promotional strategies end-to-end.

i2e partners with schools, EDU leaders and major technology providers to help guide the transformation to a digital, always-on learning environment.

WHAT WE DO

Our clients trust i2e to:

Develop strategic plans for technology integration initiatives
Build sustainable, scalable concepts to positively impact teaching and learning
Design relevant, quality content for delivering effective online and face to face instruction to adult learners
Advise professional learning teams to create strategies for supporting best practice pedagogy
Deliver professional learning experiences to educators to support platform adoption and EdTech transformation
Coach teaching staff to integrate technology into education practices
Consider inclusive design principles and accessibility as foundational to any experience
Operationalize hybrid and remote learning models
Be industry experts in the real-time challenges and trends in education in the United States

EdTech Strategy

Partner with educational technology companies, non-profits, and school systems to develop innovative content to drive implementation and adoption. Marketing through professional development, curriculum, specialized programs, videos, synchronous and asynchronous courses for educators in EdTech transformation.

Education System Partnership

Professional Learning: Work with district and school leadership teams to develop and schedule educator workshops through our Professional Learning Program, providing both online and face to face instruction.

Accessibility and Inclusive Design

Schools need to create learning environments that are equipped to meet the needs of all students and ensure they graduate prepared for college and the workplace. Technology is unlocking new opportunities to engage, teach, and inspire students of all ability levels, especially those with specific learning disabilities–visual and auditory impairments, dyslexia, dysgraphia, autism, and social emotional development.