Following two years of intense educational technology usage, educators are not impressed with “shiny, new ed tech,” writes EdTech’s Rebecca Torchia, adding they are now “seeking tools and learning models that are as impactful as they are sustainable.”
Torchia takes a look at five ed-tech trends worth considering in 2022. Read about them here.
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