Explore articles about Educational Technology from educators around the world.
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Every AI EdTech product is a wrapper around the same foundation models. Forward-thinking schools are cutting the middleman and building bespoke tools with direct API access.
How Athena detects student frustration and turns it into a structured deal that keeps learning alive. The feature that required the most thought about how children actually learn.
MIT RAISE has built the largest open-access AI literacy infrastructure in the world: free curricula from ages 5 to 18, 25 million learners on MIT App Inventor, and research-backed pedagogy now being deployed at national scale in Dubai. Here is what their approach looks like and why it matters.
Why RAG is the difference between a homework helper and a homework hazard. How Athena uses a three-layer knowledge system to teach using the exact curriculum your child follows — not whatever Wikipedia happens to say.
A non-technical guide to the tools and thinking behind Athena — an AI tutor that teaches through questions, not answers. Built for free, designed for privacy, and controlled by real curriculum content.
Google I/O brought a wave of AI updates with real classroom potential. Here's how educators can put them to work.
Without proper teacher training, EdTech tools may never reach their full potential. Explore the frameworks and strategies that make integration work.
How lethal mutations in pedagogy apply to EdTech — and what happens when we keep getting the technology right but the teaching wrong.
How gamification and game-based learning work in the classroom — concepts, strategies, and insights from esports expert Philip Wride.