Edtech Companies

Pluralsight is a workforce development company that focuses on technology. They provide online learning, skill assessment, and analytics solutions designed to help individuals and organizations keep pace with technological change. Their learning platform offers expert-led video courses, interactive labs, skill assessments, and AI-driven insights to help learners and enterprises identify skill gaps, measure progress, and upskill in technology domains. Pluralsight has over 23,000 business customers and millions of individual learners worldwide, supporting organizations across industries as they build cloud, data, cybersecurity, and software development capabilities.

Pluralsight Skills - A comprehensive learning platform with thousands of courses, role-based learning paths, hands-on labs, and certification prep in areas like cloud, AI, and DevOps.

Pluralsight Flow - An engineering analytics platform that helps technology leaders measure team productivity, workflow patterns, and software delivery efficiency.

Pluralsight Cloud Labs & Sandboxes - Live, interactive cloud environments that allow learners to practice and experiment in real-time without risking production systems.

Role IQ & Skill IQ - A set of proprietary assessments that benchmark individual and team proficiency levels, helping organizations target specific skill gaps.

Instructure is a global education technology and the creator of Canvas, a learning management system (LMS) used by K-12, higher ed, and companies. The company focuses on creating cloud-based software that improves teaching, learning, and training through tools for course management, communication, and data analytics. Instructure also acquired -

Mastery (formerly MasteryConnect) - An assessment platform designed for K-12 that easily integrates with Canvas. Mastery is used by over 14,000 school districts.

Parchment - Likely the largest credentialing platform, Parchment started by facilitating transcript management and verification for universities. At the time they were acquired by Instructure, Parchment had over 15,000 customers.

Newsela is a K-12 edtech company that serves millions of learners and teachers by offering thousands of standards-aligned texts, videos, and activities across ELA, social studies, and science. Their content is available at multiple reading levels and easily integrates with real-time assessment and instructional insights. Adopted by ~90% of U.S. schools and tens of millions of students, Newsela has become a widely used platform for engaging literacy and knowledge-building. Their platform also includes tools for writing feedback, teacher dashboards, and growing subject-specific expansions, such as STEM through its acquisition of Generation Genius. Newsela acts as a comprehensive instructional content and assessment layer, helping educators engage students with current, differentiated content and track growth across key literacy and knowledge domains.

Khan Academy is a nonprofit education organization that provides free learning tools for students around the world. It offers lessons, practice, and videos across math, science, reading, and test prep. The organization also offers Khan Academy Kids and Khanmigo, a widely used AI tutor. Khan Academy serves over 190mm users.

GoGuardian is a K–12 education technology company. GoGuardian Admin is a web filtering tool that focuses on online safety. GoGuardian Teacher is used by over 1.9mm teachers to create personalized learning environments. GoGuardian Beacon focuses on student safety by providing teachers and administrators with alerts and early intervention students to prevent students from self-harm or harming others Across its entire product suite, GoGuardian is used in over 10,000 schools - impacting 25mm students and 2mm educators.