Students asked to analyse a 'photograph' they suspect is AI-generated in HSC exam
EdTech
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
Digital skills learnt during pandemic have set kids up for life, says report
Seven in 10 parents and teachers feel many of the skills gained through remote learning will benefit children in their future careers
Hong Kong cannot improve online learning with more money alone | South China Morning Post
Online learning and cheating means re-evaluating testing | RNZ