Author: Matthew Lynch
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The Future Still Lies in Coding
Coding is enormous in education right now. No wonder. Coding offers so many academic benefits that schools cannot ignore its significance. Sequential processes, computational thinking, and ... -
Learning: The Ultimate Biohack
If you’re into biohacking, then you recognize the symbiotic relationship between your body and technology. Biohacking allows you to enhance what you already have. It can ... -
I Bet You Didn’t Know This About Your Brain
Developments in neuroscience have significantly changed how we think about the brain. What we have learned in the 21st century about this organ had had incredible ... -
If They Build It, They Will Come (to School)
It’s no secret that technology fascinates many students. Technology allows students to act independently and control the learning process. Edtech puts active learning in the hands ... -
The Role of AI in Your Edtech App
Education is a unique industry. It’s devoted to intensive individualization. Every group of students, whether they are in third grade, 8th grade, or college, expects personalized ... -
Nurturing Reflective Relationships in Your Classroom
Teaching is a profession like no other. Even with the best of plans, things can go awry quickly. Imagine starting off your day like the teacher ... -
Top Edtech Trends for 2020
Are you ready to look ahead? Schools will soon be reflecting on what’s been working this year and what’s not. They’ll also begin thinking about their ... -
How Your Edtech Startup Can Make the Leap from Failure to Funded
The best ideas in edtech are often only ideas. They never become a reality because they lack the funding they need to get off the ground. ... -
Creating a Self-Sustaining Edtech Solution
Self-sustaining edtech solutions are the goal for most edtech entrepreneurs. With investments that neared $10 billion in 2017 alone, it’s no wonder entrepreneurs still are turning ... -
Every CTO Must Take Action on These 4 Edtech Issues
I talk about edtech issues a lot, and for a good reason. It seems like we’re no closer to solving the big problems Chief Technology Offices ...
