1EdTech Consortium Updates Membership Under Antitrust Research Collaboration Rules
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1EdTech Consortium has updated the list of organizations participating in its collaborative research project. Several education, technology, and institutional members have joined, while others have left. The practical effect is limited. The notice keeps the consortium’s antitrust filing current, which can limit certain antitrust damages exposure for qualifying collaborative research activity. Companies, schools, and technology providers involved with 1EdTech should note the membership changes, but the notice does not change the consortium’s planned activities.
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Key Changes
- Adds new members to the 1EdTech Consortium collaborative research project
- Removes several organizations that have withdrawn from the project
- Confirms there are no other changes to the consortium’s membership structure or planned activities
Obligations
What this law requires
1EdTech Consortium should file additional written notifications with the Attorney General and the Federal Trade Commission disclosing future changes in membership for the group research project.