Edtech Show & Tell: April 2024

Edtech Show & Tell
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Welcome to the April Edtech Show & Tell, in which our editors share some of the new edtech products that have caught our attention this month. These are not reviews or endorsements, but a showcase of education-friendly items, platforms, and more that we think might be noteworthy for you. 

This month's new offerings include an AI study bot, an all-in-one display solution, a multisensory math tutoring program, and more. 

April Edtech Show & Tell


Numerade AceChat

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Numerade AceChat
AceChat is a video-based AI Study Bot for STEM which gives learners access to step-by-step solutions and video tutorials to facilitate comprehension of complex STEM topics. AceChat provides an interactive, multimodal solution for learners, featuring text, video, and images. Students benefit by receiving real-time feedback and personalized content to suit their unique learning styles.


RTI Intelligent Meetings

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RTI Intelligent Meetings
From huddle spaces to large conference rooms, Intelligent Meetings enables the audio, video, and collaboration needed in today's hybrid work environment. Compatible with leading video conferencing platforms, Intelligent Meetings makes every meeting an in-person meeting. The ecosystem integrates natively into RTI systems and operates as a stand-alone solution, as well as with other control systems.


Discovery Education Career Connect

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Discovery Education Career Connect
Career Connect promotes student curiosity by connecting classroom learning to potential careers. Educators request virtual classroom visits from industry professionals, selecting from an array of job types, industries, languages, and locations. Students meet with professionals from industries like biotechnology, science, finance, computer engineering, human resources, education, and more.


TouchMath Extend and Dyscalculia Extension.

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TouchMath TouchMath Extend and Dyscalculia Extension
TouchMath Extend and Dyscalculia Extension aim to bridge mathematical gaps for students who struggle with learning math. Dyscalculia Extension offers a multisensory program, with resources such as math games/tasks, downloadable activity sheets, graphic organizers and dyscalculia-specific strategies. Dyscalculia Extension aligns with DSM-5 standards and integrates into special and general education classrooms. TouchMath Extend is a multisensory math intervention that combines traditional workbooks with digital math games in a 12-week curriculum focusing on skill remediation. Teachers are supported through on-demand video training. 


Optoma N Series Displays

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Optoma N Series Displays
Available in four screen sizes, 65”, 75”, 86” and 98”, the N-Series provides an all-in-one commercial display solution across in-person, hybrid, and remote corporate and education settings. Optimized for devices such as web cameras, Bluetooth speakers, and motorized trollies, the N-series includes premium display; low blue light filter and flicker-free technology; and built-in apps for file sharing and device management.


Edthena AI Coach

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Edthena AI Coach
AI Coach uses AI to support teachers as they work through coaching cycles. Using the platform, teachers reflect on their practice and set goals as part of a self-paced module that mirrors the instructional coaching process. Teachers have an interactive conversation with Edie, the AI-driven coach, who asks probing, open-ended questions and offers tips for improvement. The evidence-based process is designed to complement the efforts of school leaders and instructional coaches.


McGraw Hill ALEKS Adventure

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McGraw Hill ALEKS Adventure
ALEKS Adventure is a new AI-powered supplemental learning solution launching for students in grades 1-2 in the 2024-25 school year, with complete K-3 support to follow in the 2025-26 school year. The tool is an expansion of the research-backed, AI-driven ALEKS program. ALEKS uses machine learning to measure what students know and what concepts they are ready to learn next, providing immediate feedback, detailed explanations, definitions, and other tools for building mastery.

Ray Bendici is the Managing Editor of Tech & Learning and Tech & Learning University. He is an award-winning journalist/editor, with more than 20 years of experience, including a specific focus on education.

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