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Navigating the Noise: How 2026 Market Dynamics Will Reframe District-Vendor Partnerships

By Christine Weiser Published

Tech & Learning has partnered with the Ed-Tech Leadership Collective to explore how market pressures are affecting districts' vendor choices

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How AI Can Make Graduation Memorable–For The Right Reasons

By Andy Szeto Published

When Misdirected Use of AI Broke Graduation Ceremonies

AI
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Time to Clean House

By Kevin Hogan Published

Conversations with Kevin Hogan: CoSN Board Member Kris Hagel downloads on the state of edtech in US schools.

Leadership
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Devices Down Is The Wrong Goal

By Lisa Nielsen Published

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.

Technology
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Edtech Show & Tell June 2026

By Ray Bendici, Diana Restifo Published

New edtech products that have caught our attention this month

EdTech
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Here Are 7 Of My Kids' Favorite Education Apps

By Luke Edwards Published

I write about education apps, and test them with my kids -- these are the best ones.

Classroom Tools
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How A Cooperative Drone Program Is Taking Community Partnerships Higher

By Sascha Zuger Published

Innovative Leader Award - The Higher Vision Drone Program has taken flight thanks to community partnerships and Jennifer Nickerson

Leadership
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Why District Communications Should Start in the Classroom, Not the Central Office

By Jené Estrada Published

District communication is most powerful when it reflects what families already see and experience daily.

Technology
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Best Summer Learning Apps & Sites

By Ray Bendici, Diana Restifo, Erik Ofgang Last updated

The best summer learning apps and sites for students can help keep kids learning all year round

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Navigating The Move Away From 1-2-1 Devices For Sake of Social Skills

By Erik Ofgang Published

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.

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