ED Releases Toolkit for Intentional Use of AI in Education -- THE Journal
EdTech
Why Do Early Learners Need to Understand Al?
Treat GenAI Like You Treat Google Search - The Learning Agency
Students asked to analyse a 'photograph' they suspect is AI-generated in HSC exam
Is academic 'TikTok' the future of learning?
Education Technology Society
Universities must prepare for a technology-enabled future
YC-backed BlaBla raises $1.5M to teach English through short videos – TechCrunch
Campus or platform – What shape will the post-COVID university take? | Impact of Social Sciences
In Hong Kong, this AI reads children's emotions as they learn - CNN
How Google's New Career Certificates Could Disrupt the College Degree (Exclusive) | Inc.com
COVID Establishes Edtech As the Sunshine Sector
How COVID-19 has changed the way we educate children | World Economic Forum
COVID-accelerated edtech boom boosted by global government initiatives - Education Technology
Help for Kids Falling Behind in Math—From AI-Powered Apps, Games and Even YouTube - WSJ
Missing From Educational Tech Discussion Is Any Kind of Purpose | RealClearMarkets
McKinsey teacher survey finds significant learning loss for students in remote learning around the world | McKinsey
Bloom’s Taxonomy - Educational Technology
Edtech Is Trapped in Ben Bloom’s Basement | EdSurge News
Guidelines for Edtech Products | Y Combinator
10 Common Edtech Marketing Mistakes: What Tech Companies Get Wrong About Selling in Education
Why Most Edtech Fails | Higher Ed Gamma
27V Pioneers – 27V
Tired of ‘Zoom University’? So is edtech | TechCrunch
The Coming College Crisis - Data Science Central
Top 7 EdTech Market Trends to Adopt in 2021+infographics
Why AI-powered EdTech is the future of life-long learning
Former Aussie PM Kevin Rudd joins John Key as Crimson education adviser | Stuff.co.nz
Newcastle University graduates Chris Kimani and Tayla Furey's online tool Elimu promises to reduce student textbook costs and bring more benefits to publishers.Newcastle Herald - Sydney News Today
MIT and Harvard agree to transfer edX to ed-tech firm 2U | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology