Mood Classroom is a free resource that gives teachers 20 short, click-and-play lessons designed to help children understand and regulate emotions

With public institutions facing increasing scrutiny and evolving expectations, trust has become one of the most valuable assets a school district can possess.

A recent roundtable discussion from Tech & Learning’s Texas regional leadership summit.

Microsoft Learning Zone uses AI to help educators teach with interactive lessons

Malcolm Mitchell, the keynote speaker for GaETC 2026, shares his playbook for literacy progress

Conversations with students can provide educators with valuable information in regard to AI use in schools

This annual award celebrates the products that offer schools versatility, value, and solutions to specific problems to support innovative, effective teaching and learning.

Calm brings mindfulness and relaxation tools into the classroom to help students and teachers manage stress and focus

The best free AI content and plagiarism detectors for educators.

Smart leadership can help your school do what matters most in education: Help kids win.

The question shouldn't be how much screen time should students have, but what they are doing, what are they learning, and is technology helping?

The question shouldn't be how much screen time should students have, but what they are doing, what are they learning, and is technology helping?

Goosechase is a digital tool that helps students learn through scavenger hunts

A retrieval-augmented generation tool (RAG) helps students move from asking AI for answers to asking it to help them find, examine, and explain evidence

To check if paid programs and platforms are producing results, closer attention is needed to what happens after the purchase

Book Creator is a free tool that allows users to create multimedia ebooks

These are common mistakes for those new to the teaching profession, but are easy to overcome.

When tech and AI can increasingly handle routine tasks, students need opportunities to build skills that come from not simply following a set of instructions

New edtech products that have caught our attention this month

By anchoring decisions in objective principles rather than emotional conflicts, effective school leaders can satisfy both passionate educators and defensive parents

A single workshop or training will not adequately prepare educators for everything they need to know and do in regard to AI.

Students are already observing how AI is affecting their peers, their classrooms, and their own sense of what counts as authentic work.

Speaker Coach, the AI-powered presentation tool built into PowerPoint, is not fun to use, but it could help me get better at giving presentations.

Before restricting screens, schools should ask what students will lose, including access to books, translation, accessibility features, and more.

Rumie gives students useful skills in minutes with this huge library of free, bite-sized digital lessons

The best AI-powered tutors guide students towards genuine learning

These are the best tool to teach math across a range of ages and abilities

These mindfulness apps are ideal for use in schools to help students better focus and improve their overall wellbeing

AI cheating will decrease, the techlash will continue, and other predictions for the coming school year.

Atlas is an AI powered learning platform built to meet students where they are

Use these best AI teaching tools to educate across subjects with intelligent digital assistance

The outcome-based contract model can be a good way to increase efficiency and get more bang for the edtech budget buck.

Assessment after AI is not about fear, but rather about intentional and purposeful design

Veterans and active-duty military members together make up about 5% of college students in the U.S. Educator and retired Major General Matt Smith shares tips for connecting with these students.

Tammy Wincup, CEO of Securly, discusses the state of the edtech market and how edtech CEOs can effectively lead in the current climate.

NoodleTools is the research and citation assistance platform built to help make student life easier

One of the best deep research AI tools I’ve come across, CoChat acts as a lightning-fast research assistant.

Insights into how school and district leaders identify needs, evaluate vendors, and manage budgets in a resource-constrained environment.

New edtech products that have caught our attention this month

By integrating these AI tools thoughtfully, educators can empower students to become critical editors and auditors of data

Dabble is a writing tool that helps users organize, save, and produce long writing drafts, and is perfect for thesis projects, novels, and more.

From grading to lesson creation, these are some of the times when educators are finding it is best for them and their students to do things the old-fashioned way

Understanding the current climate of the edtech market, with Chad Johnson, Managing Partner in Cherry Tree & Associates’ investment banking practice

Glint uses AI to help teachers quickly create visual supports, communication boards and more

Innovative Leader Award - Matt Kuhn of Volusia County Schools shares how his district has implemented AI for use by students, staff, and leaders.

Nate Lichte, VP of K-12 Solutions and COO of Lebra and a presenter at the upcoming EdExec Summit, shares how to build strong school culture

CK-12 is an online education platform designed for K-12 teachers, schools, and families that offers customizable teaching and learning

The following sites and apps are some of the best all-around edtech teaching tools

Has Apple finally built a laptop that belongs in the Chromebook conversation?