Amazon Is Taking On Google in the Battle for the Classroom
Amazon’s new marketplace, Inspire, is geared to K-12th grade teachers
Leena Rao | June 27, 2016
Until now, Amazon’s presence in educational institutions has been mostly limited to its original business of selling digital and physical books. The e-commerce giant has partnered with a handful of universities to open co-branded online bookstores for selling textbooks and a number of physical campus stores as package pick-up centers.
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Source: https://www.amazoninspire.com/access |
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