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Education Technology Insights (ISSN 2644-2825) is a specialized industry magazine focused on the evolving education landscape, helping institutions, administrators, and technology leaders navigate the shift toward digitally enabled learning environments. Founded in 2014, the publication reaches over 127,000 qualified subscribers across the U.S.
At the core of Education Technology Insights is a peer-driven learning model. The magazine enables education leaders, technology decision-makers, and industry experts to share real-world experiences, challenges, and strategies directly with their peers. Rather than relying on vendor-led narratives or abstract frameworks, the publication emphasizes insights from those in the industry actively shaping modern education systems.
OUR Mission
Education Technology Insights aims to empower institutions and education leaders to make informed decisions on the tools, strategies, and solutions that define the future of learning. As a peer-to-peer knowledge-sharing platform, it bridges the gap between education stakeholders and solution providers in an increasingly complex and technology-driven environment.
Editorial Focus and Coverage
Education Technology Insights features perspectives from educators, administrators, academic experts, and technology leaders on how institutions evaluate, adopt, and scale digital learning solutions. The publication focuses on practical applications of technology in education, including classroom innovation, digital infrastructure, data-driven learning, and security.
Alongside leadership perspectives, the magazine presents a broader view of how technology is reshaping the education ecosystem. From smart classrooms and connected devices to interactive learning tools and digital content platforms, it captures how institutions are moving from traditional teaching models toward more student-centric approaches.
Education Technology Insights highlights leading companies across education technology categories through a structured methodology. Organizations are identified based on nominations from the publication’s subscriber network across the U.S., combined with editorial research and insights from an industry advisory panel. This approach provides education leaders with a credible, third-party perspective when evaluating solution providers and emerging technologies.
With editorial offices in Fremont, CA; Fort Lauderdale, FL; Toronto, Canada; London, UK; and Singapore, Education Technology Insights brings a global perspective to the developments shaping the education technology landscape.
Education Technology Insights highlights leading companies across education technology categories through a structured methodology. Organizations are identified based on nominations from the publication’s subscriber network across the U.S., combined with editorial research and insights from an industry advisory panel. This approach provides education leaders with a credible, third-party perspective when evaluating solution providers and emerging technologies.

150+ academic leaders and experts from large universities and colleges

850+ senior leaders from specialized educational institutions

Education and technology leaders responsible for digital transformation, learning systems, infrastructure, security, and student engagement
These contributors, including CIOs, district superintendents, academic leaders, and innovation heads, share insights grounded in real-world implementation. Their perspectives reflect individual expertise and are intended to inform broader industry conversations.
Education Technology Insights maintains a contributor-driven, insight-focused editorial policy. The publication emphasizes accuracy, clarity, and practical relevance for decision-makers in the education sector, while presenting a balanced mix of expert viewpoints and curated industry perspectives. This ensures readers can engage with the content confidently and understand its context.

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Learning Together: How Reciprocal Learning Develops Ethnorelative WorldviewsTain Barzso, Director of Technology Strategy & Services
Moving Hybrid into the FutureKevin Corcoran, Assistant Vice Provost, Center for Distributed Learning
Has GenAI (And Gen Alpha) Killed the Textbook?Tony Sovak, Ph.D., Director LMS & eLearning Quality
Flipping the Script: Revitalizing Writing Instruction with Hybrid Models and AIJohn R. Wetsch, Ph.D, Program Director for Cloud Computing/Instructor
Empowering Future Technologists: Adapting to Evolving Cloud Computing Trends at Wake TechKent Seaver, Director of Academic Operations
Harnessing Assessment and Technology for Academic ExcellenceAnthony Chow, Full Professor and Director, School of Information
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Integrated, Human-Centric Security: The New Standard for Safe and Supportive Schools
Advancing Student Outcomes through Evidence-Based Curriculum and Tools
Building A Credible Academic Esports Program For K–12 Schools
Neuroscience Principles Driving the Adaptive Learning Revolution
Strengthening School Community Engagement through Structured Process and Accountability
Future-Ready Education: Enhancing Engagement in Digital Learning Spaces