EdTech

Education technology apps can provide invaluable help to improve literacy outside of the classroom, but which ones are the best fit for you?

Artificial intelligence can be a useful tool for educators, but only if they’re intentional about using it.

Managed correctly, data can help personalize learning plans and academic interventions, support students’ wellness, and drive educational equity.

Chris Stewart discusses how our choices, values, and principles we stand by will determine whether or not we leverage technology for the collective good.

Educator Barnes delves into the role of ChatGPT in the classroom examining its potential as a tool and the ethical dilemmas it poses for education.

Doug Roberts discusses how, by centering teachers and kids in the development process, EdTech companies can save time, increase their impact, and improve student outcomes.

Kids need ed tech tools and programs that empower them to explore career paths in a way that aligns with the world they will live in.

Despite the educational culture wars, there is agreement on expanding career and technical education and increasing school funding.

The promise of ChatGPT-style systems is greater than its current very real drawbacks.