EdTech의 성쇠와 부활 : 다음은 어디?

This IDC Perspective analyzes the evolving edtech sector and offers data-driven insights into ecosystem transformation. It guides product and marketing leaders in navigating market shifts, identifying growth opportunities, and preparing for future trends. The report concludes with actionable recommendations to help institutions make informed, strategic decisions on effective edtech adoption and long-term competitiveness."Edtech has moved from pandemic-driven hype to a posthype reality in which AI is no longer a feature but core infrastructure. The winners will be those that embed AI responsibly into trusted ecosystems, prove measurable student outcomes, and deliver flexible, resilient platforms that guarantee learning continuity and enable seamless shifts between physical and digital modes. Features do not win markets anymore. Trust, transparency, and alignment with institutional goals do," says Ravi Kant Sharma, research director, IDC Asia/Pacific Government and Education Worldwide Insights.

Executive Snapshot

Situation Overview

• Purpose and Scope
• Key Findings at a Glance
  • Phase 1 (2020-2022): The Boom
    • Pandemic-Driven Surge and Digital Urgency
    • Investment Boom and Expansion Across Segments
  • Phase 2 (2022-2024): The Correction
    • Market Correction, Strategic Reassessment, and the Emergence of AI
  • Phase 3 (Mid-2024 to the Present): The Revival
    • Stabilization and Institutional Realignment
    • Innovation Frontiers and Future Signals
    • Winners and Losers
    • Next-Stage Growth Drivers and Inhibitors
    • Strategic Implications for Edtech Vendors
    • Go-To-Market Strategies in Edtech
  • Phase 1 (2020-2022): The Edtech Boom
    • Pandemic Disruption as Catalyst
    • Surge in Adoption and Investment
    • Trends by Education Segment
      • K-12 Market Drivers and Responses
      • Higher Education: Transition and Opportunity
      • Skills-Based Learning: Acceleration and Monetization
    • Global Funding and Valuation Trends
    • Regional Perspectives
      • North America
      • Europe, Middle East, and Africa
      • Asia/Pacific
      • Latin America
  • Phase 2 (2022-2024): The Market Correction and AI Pivot
    • Return to In-Person Learning and Demand Recalibration
    • Drop in Venture Capital and Public Valuations
    • Institutional Procurement Shifts and Budget Pressures
    • Regulatory Impacts and Business Model Stress Tests
    • The Rise of GenAI in Education
    • Regional Impacts
      • North America
      • EMEA
      • Asia/Pacific
      • Latin America
  • Winners and Losers: What Worked, What Did Not
    • Categories That Performed Well in 2020-2024
      • Skills-Based and Lifelong Learning Models
      • AI-Powered Learning Tools
      • Gamified Learning
      • Digital Assessment and Proctoring Platforms
      • Teacher Productivity Platforms
      • LMS and LXP
      • Immersive and Simulation-Based Learning
      • Hybrid/Hyflex Learning Infrastructure
      • Language Learning and Consumer Apps
      • Digital Accessibility and Inclusive Design Tools
      • Learning Analytics Solutions
    • Categories Struggling Coming Out of the Edtech Correction
      • D2C K-12 Tutoring (especially China and India)
      • OPMs
      • Fully Online Virtual Classroom Platforms
      • Test Prep and Low-Stickiness Content Tools
  • Phase 3 (2024 to Present): The Edtech Revival
    • Stabilization and Strategic Refocus
    • Institutional Priorities Driving Edtech Demand
      • Outcome-Based Procurement
      • Equity and Access
      • Hybrid/Hyflex Infrastructure
      • Security and Privacy
      • Teacher Enablement and Human Connection at Scale
    • The New Wave of Innovation and Investment Signals
      • GenAI and Agentic AI
      • Mobile-First Adoption as a Delivery Driver
      • Immersive and Simulation-Based Learning
      • Learning Analytics and Evidence-Based Platforms
      • Digital Accessibility and Compliance Software
• Growth Drivers and Inhibitors for the Next 12-36 Months
• Edtech Categories Poised for Growth
• Regional Market Outlook: What Is Next?
  • North America
  • EMEA
  • Asia/Pacific
  • Latin America
• Strategic Implications for Edtech Vendors
  • Lessons from the Boom and Bust
  • Navigating Procurement, Regulation, and AI Governance in Edtech
  • Go-To-Market Considerations by Region and Segment
    • North America
    • EMEA
    • Asia/Pacific
    • Latin America
• Recommendations for Product and Marketing Leaders

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