Chromebooks lack of data privacy
NZ-owned edtech companies pledge not to spy on Kiwi schoolkids - NZ Herald
RNZ News - EdTechNZ at 5:40
Story on large platforms spying in students, and EdTechNZ's privacy pledge
No evidence modern learning environments work: report | RNZ
✨ Exploring constellations - Our recent work on student group assignments - Co-design
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Capabilities for Success: What’s Working in EdTech Today - Bett Global Series | The global community for education technology
International students: How changes in Asia could affect how young Kiwis learn | Stuff.co.nz
‘I’m afraid’: critics of anti-cheating technology for students hit by lawsuits
New Report Shows Parents More Engaged Than Ever in Education, and “Never Going Back” | National Alliance for Public Charter Schools
Report warns protections against spying on kids too weak | RNZ
A new report is warning the country's protections to stop big tech companies spying on schoolchildren appear far too weak. Overseas, the multi-billion-dollar spread of online learning has triggered lawsuits in the United States, and controversy in Australia and the United Kingdom. Phil Pennington is looking into this.
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Teacher creates ingenious exam question to find cheaters and catches 14 students
The EdTech Awards 2023 Now Open - EdTech Digest
Machine translation could make English-only science accessible to all
New Zealand Announces Soha Ali Khan as its New Education Brand Advocate for India
Y Combinator-Backed Edtech Startup Sphere Raises $4 Million Seed Round
Banning phones in school has dramatic results
Digital and data for learning – Education Gazette
Australia spends $5 billion a year on teaching assistants in schools but we don't know what they do
How to create an online course - The insanely complete guide
The U.S. education system gets decent value for money
Coursera and 2U: MOOCs are Designed to Compete with Google AdWords. –
MOOCs are more or less explicitly considered to be useful primarily as marketing tools rather than educational experiences... MOOCs have become advertising tools to attract students into more lucrative degree programs run by OPMs. As more degree programs have gone online (driven, in part, by the success of the OPMs themselves), the cost of advertising using relevant search keywords Google AdWords has gone up. Because demand for them has gone up.
MOOCs are attempting to disrupt Google AdWords in education.
Pearson plans to sell its textbooks as NFTs | Publishing | The Guardian
Educational publisher’s move into non-fungible tokens is intended to claw back some of the income lost to secondhand sales
E-learning is a burden for the deaf and hard of hearing | Scientific Reports
Google makes it easier to access popular EdTech tools directly in Classroom
Donald Clark Plan B: Futurelearn may not be a going concern
AI in Education: Pedagogy first - enhancing collaborative learning | Jisc
RedCritter Launches CritterCoin, the First EdTech Solution to Leverage NFTs
Who Is the Theranos of Education? | EdSurge News
#246 - Innovation in early years — The Edtech Podcast
Kami named one of the most influential companies in the world - Idealog