EdTech market and analytics forecasts jump
Market research projects the global education software market to reach about $50.06 billion by 2031 while predictive analytics in EdTech is forecast to hit roughly $5.892 billion by 2034 — signaling sustained vendor demand for cloud, AI, and analytics features. Vendors that bundle compliance reporting with learning analytics stand to capture growing procurement budgets. (openpr.com) (vocal.media)
Analysts flag rapid segment-level expansion: Mordor Intelligence forecasts a 10.28% CAGR for the education-software market through its 2026–2031 horizon and lists Instructure, Anthology, PowerSchool, D2L and Cornerstone OnDemand as major incumbents. (mordorintelligence.com) Market research firms report the predictive-analytics-in-EdTech niche was about $680.1 million in 2024 and is being modeled with roughly a 24.10% annual growth rate through the forecast window. (market.us) Regional adoption skews toward North America, which held more than 34.85% of the predictive-analytics-in-EdTech market in 2024 and produced roughly $237 million in U.S. revenues that year. (market.us) Several platform vendors now embed accessibility audit and compliance outputs directly into learning-analytics dashboards—examples include Siteimprove’s content-intelligence accessibility features, Level Access’s reporting modules, TPGi’s ARC program-management platform, and Watershed’s compliance-tracking offerings. (siteimprove.com) The U.S. Department of Justice’s Title II digital-accessibility rule goes into enforcement on April 24, 2026 for public entities, requiring WCAG-conforming digital content for public colleges and universities and elevating VPATs and vendor accessibility documentation to procurement prerequisites. (mcguirewoods.com) Procurement teams and consultancies are integrating analytics into sourcing workflows—KPMG and procurement-technology guides describe AI and spend-analytics tools being used to surface supplier risk and compliance metrics, which makes bundled accessibility+analytics features a clear line-item in RFP evaluations. (kpmg.com)
