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Too Much Information?

May 29, 2023

A line of questions that will take your breath away. GUEST COLUMN | by Andrew Pass The year is 2030. …

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When Edtech Generates Its Own Evidence

May 22, 2023

Amid fascination and controversy, addressing a disconnect in AI’s capabilities for education. GUEST COLUMN | by Natalia Kucirkova In the …

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Will AI-enabled Tech be the Great Classroom Equalizer?

May 09, 2023

Realizing personalized instruction for every student to help them succeed. GUEST COLUMN | by Bill Salak The pandemic’s devastating impact …

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On the Records with Misty Reinhardt

May 08, 2023

Post-pandemic insight from the product management director for a school software company. INTERVIEW | by Victor Rivero Successive generations …

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Learn and Serve with Technology: Tanzania 2023

May 02, 2023

In Africa’s most iconic lands, gearing up for a life-changing edtech experience. EDTECH+WILDTECH | by Lou August with Victor Rivero …

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Generative AI: An Opportunity to Differentiate and Promote Equity

April 27, 2023

Instructional designers and generative AI can develop high quality and varied thematic resources that will engage learners. GUEST COLUMN | …

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ESSER and Professional Learning: A Generational Opportunity

April 26, 2023

An underrepresented topic in the current funding conversation. GUEST COLUMN | by Karen Beerer The ESSER (Elementary and Secondary …

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Engagement Isn’t Just for Students

April 21, 2023

How educators benefit from gamification in professional learning. GUEST COLUMN | by Amy Vitala In a recent Edtech Digest article, …

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Anticipating the Future of Learning

April 03, 2023

After his FETC keynote, following up with futurist Daniel Burrus. INTERVIEW | by Victor Rivero Considered one of the …

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AI is Here. More is Coming. And We Have to Get Used to It.

March 30, 2023

Reflections, some direction, and a set of questions for edtech leaders. GUEST COLUMN | by Eric Nentrup The volatility for …

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The EdTech Awards 2023 Finalists & Winners Announced

March 29, 2023

Congrats to edtech’s best and brightest innovators, leaders, and trendsetters! Finalists and winners for The EdTech Awards 2023 have been …

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CoSN: Four Days of Tech for Any K-12 Leader

March 24, 2023

A school district finance leader reflects on issues, challenges and what’s ahead. GUEST COLUMN | by Matthew Lentz Edtech, #Edfintech, …

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What Do Students Need to Learn to Use AI Effectively?

March 16, 2023

Notes on the relationship between student, content, and teacher. GUEST COLUMN | by Andrew Pass and Pauline Valvo Many years …

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Leveraging Tech and AI to Nurture Next-Gen Pros

March 15, 2023

A post-secondary leader shows which way to the future. GUEST COLUMN | by Steven Tom and Kathy Strang As …

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It’s 2023. Will We Still Be Talking about ChatGPT Next Year?

March 09, 2023

Insight on the AI writing tool’s impact on learning from one of the world’s top edtechs. INTERVIEW | by Victor Rivero …

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Higher Ed Pivoting to Stay Ahead

March 03, 2023

A recession could be coming. Here’s how higher education can evolve to meet changing student needs. GUEST COLUMN | by …

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The Building Blocks (and 3D Printers, and Robots) of Education

March 01, 2023

With Karol Górnowicz in the Skriware laboratory. The people behind this company, as huge technology fans, wanted to infect …

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Especially In an Age of Technology, Students Are the Community

February 09, 2023

What if we changed the way we think about service learning, community service, and work-based learning? GUEST COLUMN | by …

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Developing the Nation’s Policy Document for the Future of Learning

February 07, 2023

Julia Fallon seeks to create an ‘actionable guide’ for edtech leaders. INTERVIEW | by Victor Rivero As Executive Director of …

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ChatGPT Enters Education: The Dos & Don’ts for Educators

January 31, 2023

Exploring the unknown with an open mind and curious spirit. GUEST COLUMN | by Jim Chilton When Open AI launched …

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More Than a Theory

January 27, 2023

A good idea moves from helping dozens to helping millions of learners and teachers—with some business and technology savvy. INTERVIEW …

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Why The Edtech Evidence Movement Needs an Open Data Repository

January 26, 2023

Bettering edtech and collective efforts toward effective data use. GUEST COLUMN | by Natalia I. Kucirkova Recently, the biggest players …

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What’s Wrong With Today’s CS Education?

January 19, 2023

And what is the point of investing tons of money into CS education? Does it really pay off? GUEST COLUMN …

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3 Essential Elements of Modern Professional Development

January 11, 2023

How educators benefit from personalized online PD. GUEST COLUMN | by Amy Vitala Adult Learning Theory (ALT) should serve as …

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The Edtech Leaders’ New Year’s Resolution: Professional Growth

January 10, 2023

An edtech career coach provides thoughtful guidance. GUEST COLUMN | by Collin Earnst Each January, millions of people set New …

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Tech Talent Can Still Be Found – But You Need To Look In The Right Places

January 03, 2023

Solving the technical skills gap is closer than we realize. GUEST COLUMN | by Pasha Maher Could a solution for …

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Every Student is Cheating with ChatGPT, and That’s a Good Thing

December 20, 2022

Fighting with the machines—or is there another way? GUEST COLUMN | by Garrett Smiley The release of ChatGPT two weeks …

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Major League Learning with a Pro

December 19, 2022

With new edtech, MLB’s youngest manager is getting aspiring young athletes in the game. INTERVIEW | by Victor Rivero A …

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Why Are We Still Learning the Same Way We Did 400 Years Ago?

December 16, 2022

A call for an evolved form of learning, with technology. GUEST COLUMN | by Kavitta Ghai One of the most comforting, …

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Future-proof Your Students with Hands-on Learning

December 15, 2022

In today’s digital world, is edtech having the impact students need? GUEST COLUMN | by Jenny Nash Teachers know how …

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‘We Need a New Kind of School for a New World of Work’

December 12, 2022

A founder shares his perspective on career education in a world of hybrid working. GUEST COLUMN | by Martin Ramsin …

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Plugging Into Digital Interoperability

December 08, 2022

What it is, why it’s vital, and who can help. GUEST COLUMN | by Erin Mote and Paul Johansen The …

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Using Good Communication to Improve Turnaround Schools

December 07, 2022

A turnaround school leader outlines a whole child approach including effective two-way, school-to-home communications. GUEST COLUMN |by Josh Wucher Establishing …

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Teachers Pivot to Help Millions More Students

December 05, 2022

Science, physics educator duo team up to tackle curriculum and instruction. INTERVIEW | by Victor Rivero Peter Bohacek and Matthew …

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A Partner You Can Count On

December 02, 2022

Reading Partners CEO Adeola Whitney is creating opportunities. INTERVIEW | by Victor Rivero Adeola (“Ola”) Whitney brings over 20 years …

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Sunil Gunderia: A Tremendous Opportunity

November 30, 2022

Chief Innovation Officer for one of the world’s largest edtechs shares a path forward. INTERVIEW | by Victor Rivero Sunil …

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With Lots of Panache, Huddling Up to Emerge as Powerful Group

November 29, 2022

In depth with Jacob Hanson, who is leading PRP Group into the future of learning. INTERVIEW | by Victor Rivero …

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Finding Windows for Student Online Learning Experiences

November 21, 2022

An educator considers post-pandemic online learning—and lessons learned. GUEST COLUMN | by Jessica Sain As a STEM educator, I cringed …

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Radio Check: 5 Tactics for Loud and Clear Communication from K-12 Leaders

November 18, 2022

With school district video, email and social media—keep in mind these key lessons. GUEST COLUMN | by Erin Werra Advancer …

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How Smarter Learning Environments Can Help Schools Close Opportunity Gaps

November 17, 2022

A designer’s view of the future means student-friendly, intentionally-built learning spaces. GUEST COLUMN | by Danish Kurani It’s 8:30 a.m. …

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