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The Top 3 Factors That Determine Success or Failure with Education Technology

Dan Domenech with Terry Grier 

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The road to launching digital technologies in school districts is riddled with stories of missteps, misfires and outright failures. By contrast, our guest has led one of the most successful school transitions to digital technology in the nation. In this segment, he tells us why patience is a virtue when going digital.

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