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• Micro Records: The Education Market and Technology

  • January 13th, 2012
  • Posted in Education Market, Micro Records, Technology
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  According to the United States Department of Education, there are currently about 96,000 public schools and 2,600 accredited four-year universities and colleges. As you can imagine, with that many schools and obviously quite a bit of students per educational institution,… Read More