AI in edtech: The 2026 efficacy imperative
Digital learning makes engaging learning experiences possible while giving students technology skills they’ll need well beyond school.
“My boss probably used AI”: What school leaders need to know about AI, authenticity, and trust
AI can help us communicate more effectively, yet it can also make communication feel less authentic--school leaders must navigate carefully
2026 prediction: AI may unleash the most entrepreneurial generation we’ve ever seen
Today's students are future innovators in a landscape where powerful new tools of creation are sitting right in front of them
On your mark, get set, print: The 3 learning advantages of 3D printing
When used with purpose, 3D printing transforms from a common classroom tool into a launchpad for student discovery
Teaching visual literacy as a core reading strategy in the age of AI
Educators and school leaders now face urgent questions around misinformation, academic integrity, and critical thinking
AI for empathy: Using generative tools to deepen, not replace, human connection in schools
AI can’t perform human actions for us, but it can help students and educators practice and prepare for them
AI use is on the rise, but is guidance keeping pace?
As AI becomes a fixture in classrooms, educators and students need reliable guidance on how to use it well
25 predictions about AI and edtech
As generative AI tools mature, educators and students alike will leverage AI in new ways to continue to transform teaching and learning
This math platform leverages AI coaching to help students tackle tough concepts
An AI math coaching platform, used as part of a tiered support structure, gives students access to tutoring and homework support
Grading student work with AI: What we lose when AI replaces teachers
Our students don’t write to impress a rubric--they write to be heard
An educator’s top tips to integrate AI into the classroom
If used wisely, AI can extend educators’ reach, personalize impact, and unlock students’ potential
AI vs. identity fraud: 3 threats putting student safety at risk
As digital learning becomes the norm and AI accelerates, identity fraud will only get more sophisticated
How an AI-generated song transformed my ELL classroom
The true power of AI lies not in replacing learning, but in opening doors for every learner to express who they are
How AI can fix PD for teachers
Too many PD sessions remain generic, compliance-driven, or disconnected from day-to-day teaching realities
Teaching might be synchronous, but learning is always happening asynchronously
Real student engagement happens in the head of the learner--and that is far harder to quantify
Students must intentionally develop durable skills to thrive in an AI-dominated world
Durable skills are critical for success in college and beyond--and laying a strong foundation for these skills in K-12 learning is essential
3 reasons to switch to virtual set design
Virtual production offers more than just impressive shows--it provides a cost-effective, flexible, and innovative approach to storytelling
AI in the classroom: Preparing for a new era of teaching and learning
AI is not going away--whether we’re ready or not, it’s going to shape how our students live and work
Preserving critical thinking amid AI adoption
Small but intentional practices keep humans at the center of the critical thinking process and turn AI into a gym for the mind, rather than a crutch
More parents are homeschooling–and turning to podcasts for syllabus support
Homeschooling is increasing, and with it is the need for flexible, affordable, and trustworthy educational content
Reliable and relatable resources build confident students: The triple Rs of scholastic esports
Scholastic esports is about giving students in under-resourced communities the confidence to dream bigger and the tools to make those dreams real
How AI is streamlining special education
As special education teams face mounting caseloads and staffing challenges, AI can relieve administrative strain and strengthen compliance
Why busy educators need AI with guardrails
Trust in AI begins with thoughtful design, expert oversight, and acknowledgement of the work educators do every day
Effective tools to foster student engagement
Engaging learning opportunities show students how classrooms learnings directly connect to their real lives
Rethink the classroom: How interactive tech simplifies IT and supercharges learning
For technology leaders striving to balance innovation, security, and scalability, interactive solutions offer a chance to reimagine what’s possible in the modern classroom
5 essential AI tech tools for back-to-school success
Integrating effective AI tools into the classroom can help students build inquiry and critical thinking
AI, CTE are key to preparing students for future careers
Rising educator confidence in career-connected learning and growing urgency for AI tools that build--not bypass--students’ essential skills
Tools and ideas to engage students in career-connected learning
Career connections ensure that all students graduate prepared, inspired, and equipped to thrive
Strengthening middle school literacy: What educators need to know
Building literacy doesn’t just improve test scores--it gives students the skills to succeed in every subject
Digital dementia: Are we outsourcing our thinking to AI?
When it comes to AI, students need to learn critical thinking skills before they delegate that thinking to a machine
Why interactive solutions are a smarter investment for schools
For tech leaders balancing innovation, security, and scalability, interactive solutions are an opportunity to rethink the ordinary
Building a literacy framework that works: A district leader’s journey in Peoria
This district needed a literacy framework that could both repair learning gaps and accelerate grade-level achievement
Why AI’s true power in education isn’t about saving time
AI's purpose isn't to automate teaching, but to clear space for the creativity, experimentation, and human connection that define great pedagogy
5 keys to AI success: A roadmap for K–12 administrators
AI’s growing presence can make teachers nervous, but it doesn’t change the fundamental mission of education
5 ways to infuse AI into your classroom this school year
AI won’t replace teachers--but thoughtful AI use can lead to deeper student engagement and increased classroom efficiency
Beyond AI: Human connection still drives school attendance
While AI can optimize many things, it can't replace the fundamental human need to belong and to feel seen
In training educators to use AI, we must not outsource the foundational work of teaching
The problem is not technology; it’s that we continue prioritizing finished products over messy learning processes
Is gamification the key to achieving true inclusion in special education?
Gamification can turn classrooms into places where students with diverse needs feel seen, supported, and excited to learn
KU researchers publish guidelines to help responsibly implement AI in education
Educators should commit to learner-centered AI implementation that considers all students, from those in gifted programs to students with cognitive disabilities
4 ways to transform your classroom through playful gamification
Gamification increases student engagement, builds perseverance, and promotes a growth mindset
Most students, educators use AI–but opinions differ on ethical use
