Author: Matthew Lynch
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Less Screen Time and More Socialization
It probably won’t come as a surprise to you that we spend too much time in front of a computer screen. We work in front of ... -
Why People Matter More than Algorithms
There’s a lot to love about an algorithm. For one thing, it’s orderly. The procedure for solving a formula of this kind is a step-by-step progression. ... -
The Real School Data That Parents Must Have
Education never lacks for data; there’s plenty to go around. Mandated to share performance data, schools routinely distribute information to parents about their child’s academic achievement. ... -
AI Curricula for K-12 Classrooms
Don’t assume it will be years before you need to worry about AI in the curriculum you teach. Artificial intelligence already has seeped into nearly every ... -
Everything You Wanted to Know about Digital Curriculum (but Were Afraid to Ask)
Learners today have greater access to digital curriculum than ever before. Edtech innovations in digital curriculum are a practical solution for delivering individualized instruction as efficiently ... -
Your Next Tutor May be a Digital Voice Assistant
Alexa and Siri are some of the names you’ll find in classrooms today, but they’re not students. They are the digital voice assistants from Amazon and ... -
Look to China for Edtech Innovation
If you’re looking for momentum in edtech innovation, look no further than China. Driving the substantial growth in the edtech industry, China already generates $300 billion ... -
We Need Emotional Intelligence with our Edtech
Artificial intelligence has been changing the world in increments for several generations. With an emergence that was barely noticeable at first, AI now has entrenched itself ... -
Don’t Table the Tablets Just Yet
When tablets first arrived in classrooms, students and teachers alike found themselves drawn to the visual intensity of the screen. The apps available for download inspired ... -
Edtech Innovation in Online Education
The early days of online education looked suspiciously similar to traditional classes taken in brick-and-mortar classrooms. You matriculated for a course, purchased your books or downloaded ...
