Governments and institutions in North America are focusing on strengthening science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education; this is driving the adoption of flipped classrooms in the region. The popularity of flipped classrooms is playing a vital role in reducing student dropout rates and improving the learning methods for these subjects. A growing number of institutions are

collaborating and working closely with vendors to develop a business ecosystem that enables the adoption of flipped learning. Factors such as continuous innovations in e-learning tools, delivery methods, advances in technology, and availability of various virtual communication tools are also expected to contribute to the growth of the flipped classroom market in North America.

PART 01: Executive summary 5

Highlights 5

PART 02: Scope of the report 6

Market overview 6

Top-vendor offerings 7

PART 03: Market research methodology 8

Research methodology 8

Economic indicators 8

PART 04: Introduction 9

Key market highlights 9

PART 05: Economic overview 10

PART 06: Market landscape 14

Education industry in the US 14

PART 07: Market overview 17

Flipped classrooms — impact of key advanced

technologies 17

Market size and forecast 18

Five forces analysis 20

PART 08: Market segmentation by end-user 21

Flipped classroom market in North America by enduser

21

Higher education segment of flipped classroom market in

North America 22

K-12 segment of flipped classroom market in North

America 23

PART 09: Market segmentation by component 25

Flipped classroom market in North America by

component 25

Flipped classroom market in North America by

software 26

Flipped classroom market in North America by

hardware 27

PART 10: Market segmentation by country 29

Flipped classroom market in North America by country 29

Flipped classroom market in the US 30

Flipped classroom market in Canada 31

PART 11: Market drivers 33

Student-centered learning model 33

Leveraging devices and infrastructure 33

Availability of online content 34

Student retention 34

PART 12: Impact of drivers 35

PART 13: Market challenges 36

Disparity in Internet accessibility between home and

school 36

Upgrade and maintenance issues 36

No scope for efficient utilization of face-to-face time 37

Copyright issues 37

PART 14: Impact of drivers and challenges 38

PART 15: Market trends 39

Inclination toward software and support services 39

Flexibility in incorporating teaching methods 39

Advances in video content management 40

Mobile device compliant services 40

PART 16: Vendor landscape 42

Competitive scenario 42

Competitive benchmarking 42

Growth strategy 43

PART 17: Key vendor analysis 44

Cisco Systems 44

Echo360 45

Panopto 47

Sonic Foundry 48

PART 18: Other prominent vendors 50

Accordent Technologies 50

Crestron Electronics 50

Dell 50

MediaCore 50

OpenEye 51

Qumu 51

TechSmith 51

Telestream 51

VBrick Systems 51

PART 19: Appendix 53

List of abbreviations 53

PART 20: Explore Technavio 54