EdTech Futures
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What You Need to Use Drones in Your Next Class Project
If you want to help your students’ dreams take flight, it may be time to use drones at school. Drone technology makes it possible ... -
Six Countries Leading the AI Race
Artificial intelligence recognizes faces, delivers better online search results, and steers autonomous cars. The AI trend has been hailed as the next industrial revolution. ... -
An AI Implementation Lesson from Netflix
When it comes to managing content, Netflix understood the difficulties involved. The company handles enormous amounts of data each day and is under pressure ... -
Choosing the Right Adaptive Learning Technology
An Adaptive Learning Program (ALP) is a computer-based educational system that allows teachers to modify the way they present materials based on the performance ... -
3 Tech Challenges That Stand to Undermine the Future of Education
Many of us tend to view the future of education through rose-colored glasses, daydreaming of a Utopian society where all of the education challenges ... -
3 Reasons Why India Will Be A Leader in the EdTech Industry in the 21st Century
According to a joint report by KPMG and Google, the online education industry is expected to grow at a healthy rate of 8 times ... -
What Does a Future Ready College Student Look Like?
The effort to ensure that students are “future ready” has gained momentum in recent years as more and more stakeholders have recognized the importance ... -
What Does a Future Ready Professor Look Like?
While the “future ready” movement has largely focused on the needs of primary and secondary schools, there are many steps that a professor can ... -
Life Before Edtech: Access to Tech Devices
Lately, I have been reminiscing about my early years as a teacher, and how things have changed since then. It has been 17 years ... -
A Look into China’s EdTech Landscape
Technology has gained traction in the education sector. China is home to the world’s biggest education market comprising over 400 million students. Even though ...
