The true value of education technology doesn’t lie in its sophistication or its complexity; it’s the impact on learning that matters. That was crystal clear a few months ago, when we asked our community to share the truly brilliant ways they’ve seen technology integrated into classrooms this year. The nominations did, of course, feature extraordinary technological advances,
The way schools teach science and engineering is changing faster than most curriculum cycles can keep up with. Here's what's actually shaping STEM classrooms heading into 2026-2027…and why it matters! While technologies, standards, and priorities continue to evolve, schools remain focused on helping students think critically, solve problems, and apply their learning in meaningful ways.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping education faster than many can realize or believe. According to a 2025 report by Microsoft, 86% of education organizations now use generative AI – the highest adoption rate of any industry and an uncharacteristically rapid pace for a sector which has historically lagged behind in technology adoption. Across educational organizations, AI is moving from
Schools are incorporating emerging technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence, Virtual Reality, and Augmented Reality, into the classroom. The aim is to enable more innovative and engaging teaching methods and learning experiences. READ MORE FROM THE ORIGINAL SOURCE HERE
In schools, higher education and workplace learning, several EdTech trends are set to impact how we teach, learn and connect in 2025. Globally, the EdTech market is expected to reach US$598.82 billion by 2032, with an annual growth rate of over 17%. These are exciting times for educators and L&D professionals as AI, gamification and immersive VR
Education institutions share a common mission — to provide their students with the knowledge and skills that form the foundations of a successful future. Education technology (ed-tech) is an important driver in reaching this goal, and its advancement is opening the doors to exciting new ways to use it in today’s classrooms. Explore what ed-tech
The pandemic impacted technology trends in higher education more than any event in the last decade. Universities and colleges had to adopt new technologies at an unprecedented pace with the sudden shift to remote learning. Now, as we enter a new era of higher education, there is one question that lingers. Which education industry trends
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is swiftly changing the educational landscape, bringing about significant benefits and noteworthy challenges. In classrooms across the globe, AI's influence can be seen through advanced technologies like machine learning, which open up new possibilities for personalized learning and enhanced student engagement. This blog aims to unpack the concept of AI in education,
Student engagement and course evaluations are vital in improving the educational experience. With the growing popularity of AI and remote/hybrid learning, higher education institutions must prioritize meeting the evolving needs of digital learners to succeed. NSSE’s 2021 student engagement report has shown that first-year students attending in-person felt instructors were more responsive, while those in remote
When you talk about the emerging technologies in our world today, you are most likely to see that the number practically appears endless. Technology has changed the way we see the world. With different kinds of unique technology appearing every year, we should not be surprised to see several parts of the world experiencing huge changes. Education is not an
