
Taking Flight: Getting A Middle School Aerospace Program Off The Ground
Innovative Leader Award - Mary Decker of Franklin Special District offers 3 tips to help a middle school aerospace program take off

By Erik Ofgang Published
Copilot’s Study and Learn agent refuses to be an answer machine for students and is designed to facilitate learning instead

By Andy Szeto Published
The continuing popularity of geolocation challenges suggests that people have not lost their appetite for discovery–and critical thinking.

By Ray Bendici Published
What to be aware of and do if your student is in a toxic or troubling relationship with an AI chatbot and how teaching AI literacy can help

By Kevin Hogan Published
Conversations with Kevin Hogan: Equal Opportunity Schools CEO AJ Gutierrez on why more than half of students ready for advanced coursework go unidentified and how combining survey data, predictive analytics, and human judgment can change that.

By Ray Bendici, Diana Restifo Published
New edtech products that have caught our attention this month

By TL Editors Published
These annual awards celebrate the groundbreaking products exhibited at ISTE that are transforming education in schools around the world.

By Kevin Hogan Published
Conversations with Kevin Hogan: Peter Youngs of the University of Virginia and Edthena CEO Adam Geller on the future promise of personalized learning for teachers.

By Erik Ofgang Last updated
Gemini’s new learning mode is built on educational science, and that helps set it apart from some of the competition in our tests.

By Luke Edwards Published
TeacherForge is the AI lesson generator that really can help.

By Erik Ofgang Published
If you're new to teaching, it particularly helps to remember that you’re not the only one navigating some difficult waters.

By Luke Edwards Published
PlayKids Learning offers a broad range of learning in one digital space.

By Luke Edwards Published
Smore is the interactive newsletter builder that's made for education.

By Erik Ofgang Published
The conversation around AI in schools is changing almost as rapidly as the technology. Here are some recent trends.

By Luke Edwards Published
zSpace is a VR and AR teaching tool that brings class to another world.

By Ray Bendici Published
Innovative Leader Award - Director of Information Technology Kadion Phillips discusses implementing AI in a school district as well as how to bolster cybersecurity.

By Luke Edwards Last updated
Prodigy makes math and English fun for students in class or at home.

By Erik Ofgang Last updated
Scite is an AI-powered research assistant tool designed to help make academic research more efficient -- and largely succeeds at that goal.

By Luke Edwards Last updated
Wizer is a digital worksheet designed for help teachers plan more easily to regain time.

By Samsung Published
Presented by Samsung
Built for Samsung Interactive Displays, Samsung AI Assistant and Samsung Account Management Solution help teachers personalize shared displays and use classroom tools from the screen

By Edlio Published
Presented by Edlio
Edlio Chatbot is a native part of the Edlio platform, and works seamlessly with the tools schools are already using

By Incident IQ Published
Presented by Incident IQ
AI-powered ticket entry captures clearer information upfront, and leads to a more consistent and efficient support experience that keeps classrooms focused on learning.

By ViewSonic Published
Presented by ViewSonic
The ViewSonic® ViewBoard® IFP41 ensures that every teacher can deliver engaging content with total confidence

By Brisk Teaching Published
Presented by Brisk Teaching
The curriculum your district adopted isn't always the curriculum showing up in classrooms. Brisk Intelligence closes that gap.