🎯 Tackling Racial Equity in EdTech 👇🏻 Racial equity in #edtech isn’t just a goal—it’s a necessity. The Learning Accelerator's latest resource provides actionable strategies for selecting, implementing, and evaluating tools with a focus on promoting racial equity in your school or district. https://lnkd.in/efQ7bH6J #RacialEquity #EdTech #K12Leadership
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💻 Equity in EdTech: A Call to Action for Lasting Impact 🌍 Education technology has unlocked opportunities we couldn’t have imagined a decade ago. But here’s the real question: Are we unlocking these opportunities for everyone? The graphic below captures something crucial: Equity in EdTech is not just about providing technology—it’s about creating a comprehensive, collaborative ecosystem where every learner, teacher, and community thrives. Here’s the challenge we must rise to: 1️⃣ Access gaps remain. Devices and internet are still out of reach for millions. 2️⃣ Inclusivity isn’t guaranteed. Many tools fail to reflect the needs of learners with disabilities, multilingual students, or those from underrepresented communities. 3️⃣ Integration is key. Technology must enhance—not complicate—the work of educators and families. But here’s the good news: We have the power to change this. 📚 Policymakers can prioritize funding and infrastructure to ensure equitable access. 🤝 Educators and EdTech creators can co-design tools that serve all students. 🌟 Families, researchers, and communities can advocate for inclusive solutions that work in and out of school. Equity isn’t accidental—it’s intentional. If we approach this work with collaboration, purpose, and vision, we can bridge gaps, break barriers, and build a future where every learner has the opportunity to thrive. Let’s spark the conversation: What’s one bold step you believe we can take to make EdTech more equitable? Share your thoughts—I’d love to learn from your perspective. Together, we can create solutions that are as innovative as they are inclusive. 💡 #EdTechEquity #InnovationWithPurpose #FutureOfLearning #LeadershipInEducation Image credit: NCES - https://lnkd.in/gj3_p3ca
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🌟 Inspired by Innovation: Discovering MILO, a Black-Owned EdTech Pioneer 🌟 While I didn’t attend AfroTech this year, my curiosity led me to an incredible discovery—MILO, a Black-owned EdTech company that’s changing the face of education. MILO’s mission is clear and powerful: to close learning gaps for underserved students by equipping educators with tools that foster equity, inclusion, and cultural responsiveness. Their platform offers online teacher training, empowering educators to create learning environments that celebrate diversity and promote meaningful connections with students. With over 550 certified teachers and nearly 280,000 students impacted, MILO is proving that when we invest in educators, we invest in the future. From webinars to panel discussions, they’re not just talking about diversity—they’re taking action to reshape education for generations to come. This discovery has left me inspired by the possibilities of what education can look like when innovation and inclusion take the lead. 💬 How do you think tech can create more equitable classrooms? Let’s brainstorm! #EdTech #TeacherTraining #InnovationInEducation #BlackOwnedBusiness #FutureOfLearning
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🚀 The new federal rule on digital accessibility for disabled students is a game-changer, but are schools and #edtech companies ready? 🤔 Equal access to digital resources isn't just a "nice-to-have"—it's a necessity! We must rise to this challenge despite the complexities we currently face. The deadline looms, but innovation and student equity should propel us forward. Let's hold each other accountable because the future of education demands inclusivity. The rule won't just impact educational institutions; it will redefine the edtech industry as we know it. ➡️ Time to upskill and innovate. Let’s make digital accessibility the standard, not the exception. #EdTech #DigitalAccessibility #InclusivityInEd #ProfessionalDevelopment #EdInnovation #EquityInEducation #FutureOfLearning Read more here: https://bit.ly/4d4G3kz
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Start your week by exploring how EdTech is paving the way for diversity and inclusion in education. This insightful article delves into the transformative impact of technology in fostering an inclusive learning environment. 🔗 https://bit.ly/3uLnfGs 💬 How do you think EdTech can further contribute to creating inclusive educational spaces? Share your thoughts! #EdTech #DiversityandInclusion #EducationInnovation
Promoting diversity and inclusion through edtech
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TRN's CCO Colin Homer Gillespie highlights five new positions that are becoming more common among our clients as the EdTech industry constantly evolves to adapt to advancing technology, changes in student needs, and wider-scale macro changes to how society thinks about education. https://lnkd.in/exP7HdY9 #EdTech #educationfuture #hiringneeds #hrplanning
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Investing in children's education and development is vital for securing a prosperous future. In today's fast-paced world, technological advancements offer significant opportunities. Failing to adapt and leverage on changes and opportunities can indeed leave one behind in today's rapidly evolving world. Engaging younger generations in technology equips them with essential skills and empowers them to shape the future. To lead children towards digital literacy and innovation, parents can take several steps: INVEST - Purchase books, online courses, and coding kits to support children's digital learning. Actively engage with their learning process to empower them to develop skills in line with their strengths and passions. PROVIDE - Place children in environments that offer practical experience in their desired fields. Hands-on opportunities allow them to apply theoretical knowledge, collaborate with peers, and develop problem-solving skills. SUPPORT - Celebrate children's successes and provide constructive feedback to help them learn and grow. Connect them with mentors in the technology industry who can offer guidance, insights, and encouragement as they navigate their digital endeavors. In summary, we shouldn't postpone empowering and encouraging children until they finish school. Nowadays, young people are actively using technology to express themselves and leave their digital footprint through various activities like social media,content creation, coding, programming, and even starting their own businesses. By recognizing and nurturing these interests early on, we can empower children to explore their passions, develop essential skills, develop critical thinking and creativity and contribute positively to society. #Morrebs #MorrebsICT #Tech #Developers #Technology #JosTech #TechHub #Techie #TechSolutions #Innovation #InnovationHub #NaijaTech #NaijaDevelopers #AfriTech
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🔔Equitable EdTech Choices for a Strong Community 🔔 Reality: It’ll take a collaborative effort between #EdTech and #EducationalLeaders to make informed, equitable choices for school products. There are significant challenges ahead and the pressing need for actionable plans. Schools will need reliable support and EdTech will need to listen. Using a combination of the current initiatives, this infographic focuses on six key areas to ensure all students benefit from the latest educational technologies. #EdTech #Education #EducationalLeadership #Equity #Community #DigitalDivide
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📚Thrilled to share the latest insights on EdTech!📚 Ask for your copy at [email protected] As educators, we are deeply aware of the significance of the early years in a child's life - a phase of rapid growth, exploration, and the development of foundational skills. In today's digital age, the integration of technology in education is not a question of 'if' but 'how' and 'when'. Understanding the '5 Ws' —Who, What, When, Where, and Why— of education technology in the pre-education phase is paramount. This comprehensive understanding can guide us in effectively leveraging technology to supplement early childhood learning and development. Moreover, it can help us navigate the challenges and ethical considerations associated with technology use in early childhood. By doing so, we can harness the potential of digital tools while always prioritizing children's best interests. In this edition, we delve into the world of EdTech in early childhood, exploring its benefits, best practices, and the role of educators in this digital transformation. Join Emerging Rule as we journey through the intersection of technology and early childhood education, fostering innovation, promoting digital literacy, and shaping the future of learning. 👀 https://lnkd.in/gzxCukw #EdTech #EarlyChildhoodEducation #DigitalLiteracy #InnovationInEducation #ShapingTheFutureOfLearning #EmergingRule
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🌟 EdTech and the Need for Inclusivity in Educator Representation 🌟 The EdTech industry has revolutionized learning, providing access to quality education for millions. However, it's time we addressed an issue that is quietly undermining its inclusivity: the disproportionate promotion of a limited number of educators. By prioritizing a handful of popular teachers in marketing and algorithms, platforms risk: 📉 Limiting diversity in teaching styles and perspectives 💡 Overlooking emerging, talented educators 👥 Creating a perception of elitism in the education space While popular educators have their merits, students deserve diverse voices—educators who bring unique approaches, regional contexts, and niche expertise that cater to varied learning needs. 👉 Let’s advocate for a fair representation strategy where all educators—new and seasoned—have equal opportunities to shine. The goal of EdTech should be to democratize learning, not reinforce hierarchies. Your Thoughts? How can we encourage EdTech platforms to embrace a more inclusive promotional model for educators? #EdTech #EducationForAll #InclusiveEducation #Educators
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I recently conducted a case study on leveraging social media in the classroom, exploring its potential to enhance student learning and engagement. The results were fascinating - by harnessing social media's power, we can foster collaborative learning, promote digital literacy, and amplify student voices. My research revealed that strategic social media integration can lead to improved academic outcomes, increased student participation, and a more inclusive learning environment. As educators, it's crucial we embrace innovative approaches to teaching and learning, and I'm excited to share my findings with the community! #SocialMediaInEducation #EdTech #InnovativeLearning #snsinstitutions #snsdesignthikers #designthinking
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