B2each

B2each is a term occasionally used in discussions of education technology to describe a model in which businesses supply educational content, tools, or services directly to learners, schools, or other educational organizations. The phrase blends the "business-to" prefix with education, paralleling B2B and B2C but aimed at educational outcomes.

In practice, uses vary: corporate partnerships providing curricula, sponsored internships, vendor-provided learning platforms, or competency-based resources aligned with workforce needs.

Limitations and debates: Supporters argue it can expand access to up-to-date resources and expose students to real-world applications. Critics warn about commercialization, conflicts of interest, data privacy, and potential inequities.

Examples and scope: The term lacks a standardized framework; implementations are heterogeneous, ranging from philanthropic CSR programs to paid subscription platforms in K-12 or higher education.

As a loosely defined concept, B2each can vary by region and sector, and readers should look for explicit definitions and sources when evaluating specific uses. See also B2B, B2C, and edtech partnerships.