Named after the hundred-eyed watchman of Greek myth, Argus watches the education landscape: spotting new opportunities, pressure-testing the ventures we're building, and tracing every read back to the real-world signals behind it.
The evidence library: the raw signals the pipeline is watching across the education ecosystem. Every idea is built from these.
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
Dotstorming is the classwide voting and brainstorming tool to help democratize lessons.
I write about education apps, and test them with my kids -- these are the best ones.
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.
New Features from Top AI Solution Providers And How to Ensure AI Solutions are Safe
Celebrating Exceptional Products That Support Educators Heading Back To School
I Know It offers math and ELA interactive practice to engage learners.
These mindfulness apps are ideal for use in schools to help students better focus and improve their overall wellbeing
Apple is releasing the Neo, which it hopes will help it take control of the edtech market.
A professor at the University of South Florida created this library of education-centric AI tools that is free for teachers.
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.
Technology support in education is ultimately a service profession
What to be aware of and do if your student is in a toxic or troubling relationship with an AI chatbot and how teaching AI literacy can help
Dabble is a writing tool that helps users organize, save, and produce long writing drafts, and is perfect for thesis projects, novels, and more.
When Misdirected Use of AI Broke Graduation Ceremonies
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
These annual awards celebrate the groundbreaking products exhibited at ISTE that are transforming education in schools around the world.
New edtech products that have caught our attention this month
Conversations with Kevin Hogan: Peter Youngs of the University of Virginia and Edthena CEO Adam Geller on the future promise of personalized learning for teachers.
Has Apple finally built a laptop that belongs in the Chromebook conversation?
EdTech to Watch: Series May-June 2026
This annual award celebrates the products, and businesses behind each one, who are transforming education in schools around the world.
When used in the right way AI seems to help test scores and save teacher and staff time, say Syracuse University's Jeff Rubin and Andrew Joncas
Innovative Leader Award - The Higher Vision Drone Program has taken flight thanks to community partnerships and Jennifer Nickerson
Before restricting screens, schools should ask what students will lose, including access to books, translation, accessibility features, and more.
Conversations with Kevin Hogan: Clever’s Head of Education Strategy Jeff Carlson on the state of school district security
Innovative Leader Award - Mary Decker of Franklin Special District offers 3 tips to help a middle school aerospace program take off
Conversations with Kevin Hogan: Extron's Jason Bond explains how districts can start small with esports AV infrastructure and build from there.
A school district in Alabama is one of many to limit device access during school time. The results have been positive, says Dennis R. Willingham, though students still need device access.
AI cheating will decrease, the techlash will continue and other predictions for the coming school year.
Conversations with Kevin Hogan: SchoolAI policy analyst Sasha Luks-Morgan breaks down the three pillars every district AI policy needs
Conversations With Kevin Hogan: Education policy attorney Reg Leichty explains why the FCC's inquiry into sunsetting E-Rate is a serious threat, why screen time is a red herring in this brouhaha, and what district leaders can do about it
Conversations with Kevin Hogan: Karl Rectanus brings his edtech evidence background to the nation's original science of reading organization — and is betting on outcomes-based contracting to close the literacy gap.
Tammy Wincup, CEO of Securly, discusses the state of the edtech market and how edtech CEOs can effectively lead in the current climate.
Conversations with Kevin Hogan: KidWind founder Michael Arquin and veteran coach Morgan Berkgren on why competing with wind turbines and solar homes may be education's best model for real-world learning.
Conversations with Kevin Hogan: Equal Opportunity Schools CEO AJ Gutierrez on why more than half of students ready for advanced coursework go unidentified and how combining survey data, predictive analytics, and human judgment can change that.
Conversations with Kevin Hogan: Author and educator Andrew Marcinek argues that the Meta lawsuit is the inevitable outcome of 20 years of algorithmic manipulation — and that schools have a narrow window to get AI right before history repeats itself.
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
Where the AFT's new 10-point plan gets it right, where it falls short, and why “devices down” is not the path to meaningful learning.
Conversations with Kevin Hogan: CoSN Board Member Kris Hagel downloads on the state of edtech in US schools.
By anchoring decisions in objective principles rather than emotional conflicts, effective school leaders can satisfy both passionate educators and defensive parents
CK-12 is an online education platform designed for K-12 teachers, schools, and families that offers customizable teaching and learning
Researchers looked at more than 150,000 prompts from more than 4,400 K-12 teachers interacting with AI. Here's what they found.
Vibe coding can feel instant, but it is not simply pressing a button and getting a finished app.
Students are already observing how AI is affecting their peers, their classrooms, and their own sense of what counts as authentic work.
The conversation around AI in schools is changing almost as rapidly as the technology. Here are some recent trends.
Writing is one of the most important critical thinking skills to help develop the mind and express creative thought, which AI cannot do
From data privacy and staff readiness to classroom fit and long-term cost, here are the questions schools should ask before investing in AI.
District communication is most powerful when it reflects what families already see and experience daily.
These are the best tool to teach math across a range of ages and abilities.