From the rise of AI product integrations to alarming upticks in chronic student absences, 2025 gave us transformative new technologies to work with—and new challenges in education to navigate. At the heart of it all, educators face mounting pressure from their schools and districts to adapt to new expectations about learning technology. Almost half of teachers in the U.S. have learned how to use AI-powered learning tools in the classroom, often without institutional training and support. And they're doing it all while managing increased demands on their time from mounting administrative tasks. edTech product leaders will have to adapt along…
AI is changing education, and teachers have new needs from edTech products: reduced admin, better student outcomes, and stronger data privacy.
edTech products that streamline educator workloads are more likely to be adopted. Our new user research report shows you how.
There's an emerging user persona in edTech: the teacher content creator. Here's everything you need to know about this industry-wide change.
Prototyping helps UX designers generate user feedback, align edTech stakeholders, and stave off business risks. Here's how to use it.
We'll show you how to hone your UXR plan to showcase the value of your edTech product for teachers, learners, and administrators alike.
Simplicity makes design solutions more universal. Learn how to avoid complexity and overwrought style to create successful edTech tools.
Design thinking in educational technology improves product engagement & learning outcomes. Here's how to incorporate it into your products.
Onboarding design can make or break your edTech product, so don't leave it as an afterthought — make it compete with "Help" for resources.
Design a better learner experience in edTech by reflecting the pedagogy of learning content through your navigation and UX/UI design choices.
Use your competitive audit to identify opportunities in the edTech marketplace and align stakeholders on product strategy.
