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http://entangled.solutions/

Last activity: 05.10.2022

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A venture studio focused on the education ecosystem.

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Mar 1, 2021	Building Equitable Upskilling Programs: It’s Not Degree Vs. Short Credentials — It’s Both	Student Guild Education
Apr 23, 2020	Amidst Adversity, Faculty Innovation Is Flourishing	Professors are embracing improvisation as courses move online.Getty
May 7, 2019	To Scale Online and Save Small Schools, Higher Ed Takes a Page From K-12	As online learning has grown in both higher education and K-12 schools, it has traditionally taken different pathways. But hundreds of small colleges and one company have an incentive to try and change that. Thanks to a new and growing effo...
Mar 28, 2019	Entangled Group Raises $15M in Series B Funding	Entangled Group, a San Francisco, CA-based education venture studio, raised $15m in Series B funding. The round was led by global investors Hereditas Capital Management and TDM Partners of Hong Kong and education investor Rethink Education....
Nov 15, 2017	Can These New Colleges Help Solve Higher Education’s Equity Problem?	Young people from families in the top income quartile are eight times more likely than those from the bottom quartile to earn a bachelor's degree by the age of 24. And the problem is getting worse, not better. In its current form, our highe...
Aug 29, 2017	In the newest sign of a shakeout in coding boot camps, Galvanize is laying off 11 percent of staffers	After years of explosive growth, coding boot camps are starting to scale back, if not shut down altogether. Two schools have announced plans to close this year: Dev Bootcamp in San Francisco and Iron Yard of Greenville, South Carolina. They...
Jun 14, 2017	What Is ‘Quality’? Task Force Seeks Comment on Higher-Ed Outcomes Reporting Standards	What does a “quality” education mean? What should it enable learners to do? From getting a job to getting into graduate school, programs make a variety of claims about how they help students. But as cases like Corinthian Colleges show, ther...
May 22, 2017	Why There’s Little Consistency in Defining Competency-Based Education	Grit. Open. Disruptive innovation. Powerful ideas that seem simple in print quickly take on new, and potentially divergent, meanings as they are applied to policy and practice. Some terms, including “open,” get appended to specific use case...
Apr 25, 2017	The Canary in the Law School Coal Mine	Whittier College’s announcement last Wednesday that it will no longer admit students to its law program makes it the first fully accredited law school in the United States to shut down. There is a good chance it won’t be the last. As Michel...
Jan 3, 2017	Finding ‘Personalized Learning’ and Other Edtech Buzzwords on the Gartner Hype Cycle	Education buzzwords come and go, just as the fads they sometimes represent. But some endure and come back, much as in the Gartner Hype Cycle—or perhaps as in a metaphorical Ferris wheel, in which concepts take their seats and then rise and ...
Oct 26, 2016	Return of the Virtual Reality Hype Cycle (What’s Different This Time?)	With headlines like “Virtual Reality Learns How to Get Into Classroom,” which The Wall Street Journal ran this February, the hype cycle around VR’s potential in education has returned. This time, a medley of new players—especially technolog...
Sep 28, 2016	Inputs Do Not Guarantee Outcomes: Getting Online Credit Recovery Right	The Los Angeles Unified School District is back in the news for its use of technology, this time for its online credit-recovery courses. In a recent editorial, the Los Angeles Times called into question the district’s record-high 75 percent...
Aug 3, 2016	Evaluating the Evaluators: How to Reduce Conflict of Interest in Higher-Ed Quality Assurance	Last fall the Department of Education announced a pilot project to open up financial aid to students in unaccredited education programs, such as coding bootcamps. Bootcamps and universities that have teamed up to submit proposals for the “E...
May 6, 2016	Coding Bootcamps’ Biggest Test: Finding Where Skills, Quality, Money and Jobs Intersect	On April 18, the second round of applications were due for the U.S. Department of Education’s EQUIP pilot, which will offer federal aid to students who attend university programs created in partnership with third-party companies, such as co...
Mar 7, 2016	Why Traditional Education Reformers Struggle With Blended Learning	For years education reformers have fought to create new, publicly-funded schools to drive change. The rise of blended learning has accordingly vexed many of them because much of its growth is happening in classrooms inside existing public s...
Nov 11, 2015	How Amplify Broke All the Rules for Innovators	Not dead but greatly diminished, Amplify was sold in September by News Corp. to its management team “supported by a group of private investors.” The news came just days after the announcement that Amplify would layoff 500 employees and a li...
Oct 27, 2015	Michael Horn’s Next Disruptive Moves	Michael Horn left the Clayton Christensen Institute on October 10 in search of new challenges. Now the man renowned for applying “disruptive innovation” ideas to education will find his next career to be even more chaotic. In a column annou...

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What has the press written about Entangled Group?

Parsers VC has collected 18 articles mentioning Entangled Group, among them “Building Equitable Upskilling Programs: It’s Not Degree Vs. Short Credentials — It’s Both” (Mar 1, 2021) and “Amidst Adversity, Faculty Innovation Is Flourishing” (Apr 23, 2020).

Is Entangled Group still active?

Yes, Entangled Group is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Oct 5, 2022.