1. EdTech Inc.: Selling, Automating and Globalizing Higher Education in the Digital Age
Authors: Tanner Mirrlees, Shahid Alvi
In “EdTech Inc.”, the authors dive deep into the transformative world of educational technology. This book is a must-read for anyone involved in higher education, as it offers a comprehensive analysis of how technology is reshaping academic institutions. The authors present evidence on how selling and automating education can lead to global impacts, making it essential for educators, administrators, and policy-makers. Their insights into the commercialization of education and the evolving landscape underscore the urgency for stakeholders to adapt and thrive. This book will challenge your perceptions and inspire you to rethink the future of education.
2. SolutionExpert: An Edtech Platform
Authors: Keshav Pal Singh, Pranav Verma, Prashant Bhati, Shivanshu Sahi
This enlightening book offers an accessible guide to building your own EdTech website. “SolutionExpert” emphasizes a hands-on approach by breaking down complex concepts into digestible segments. The collaborative effort from its authors ensures diverse perspectives on digital education solutions. For educators or entrepreneurs looking to delve into the world of educational technology, this guide simplifies the process of creating impactful online learning tools. Its practical examples and strategic insights will inspire future innovators in the EdTech space, making it a vital addition to your educational library.
3. Plunkett’s Education, Edtech & Moocs Industry Almanac 2021
Author: Jack W. Plunkett
This comprehensive almanac serves as an invaluable resource for anyone involved in the education sector. Covering the latest trends and projections in EdTech and MOOCs, it offers insights that can influence policy and educational practices. The depth of data presented is remarkable, making it a formidable reference for scholars and practitioners alike. If you’re looking to stay informed about recent developments and future directions in educational technology, this almanac should be on your reading list. Its thorough research equips readers with the knowledge needed to navigate the evolving educational landscape.
4. Humanizing Online Teaching and Learning
Authors: Whitney K. Kilgore PhD, Whitney Hack Williams
The shift to online education brings unique challenges, and “Humanizing Online Teaching and Learning” addresses these head-on. The authors focus on strategies that foster connection and community in digital learning environments. Their approach emphasizes empathy and engagement, key elements in teaching that can often be overlooked in online formats. This book is essential for educators striving to create meaningful online experiences. It offers practical tips that encourage authenticity and prioritize student well-being, marking it as a transformative read in the realm of EdTech.
5. Empowering Learning: Transforming Education Through Digital Tools and Platforms
Author: del Long
In this book, del Long explores how digital technologies can empower both educators and learners. “Empowering Learning” emphasizes the need for innovation in teaching methods to adapt to a rapidly changing educational environment. Long provides a strategic framework for integrating digital tools that enhance learning outcomes. This book is ideal for both existing educators and new entrants into the field, highlighting best practices and encouraging a mindset of continuous improvement. Its focus on empowerment through technology makes it a vital resource for anyone interested in maximizing the potential of digital tools in education.
6. The Blended Workbook: Learning to Design the Schools of our Future
Authors: Michael B. Horn, Heather Staker
“The Blended Workbook” presents a compelling argument for the blended learning model. Horn and Staker guide readers through practical methods for designing effective hybrid educational environments. Their case studies demonstrate the potential benefits of blending traditional and digital learning environments, which can cater to diverse learning styles. This workbook is not only theoretical; it provides actionable steps that educators can implement. Due to the increasing trend towards blended learning, this book is a necessary asset for school leaders and educators aiming to innovate their teaching approaches.
7. K-12 Sales Handbook: Insider Tips for Selling Education Technology
Author: Sherri Bealkowski
For those looking to penetrate the education technology market, “K-12 Sales Handbook” provides essential tips and strategies. Bealkowski draws on her extensive experience to offer insights into successful selling aspects specific to the education sector. This handbook is invaluable for sales teams and entrepreneurs seeking to navigate the complexities of K-12 education technology sales. With practical advice and a clear roadmap, this book equips readers with the tools needed to close deals and implement effective sales strategies. Its insider knowledge and industry-specific guidance make it a unique contribution to EdTech literature.
8. Your Connected Classroom: A Practical Guide for Teachers
Authors: Kim Cofino, Chrissy Hellyer, Jeff Utecht
“Your Connected Classroom” serves as an accessible resource for teachers eager to incorporate technology into their teaching practices. This practical guide emphasizes connectivity and collaboration in the classroom setting. The authors provide a wealth of strategies and tools that help educators engage students in meaningful ways through technology. This book is particularly beneficial for novice teachers, as it provides a nurturing framework to develop tech-savvy classroom environments. Its clear instructions and user-friendly format make it a must-have for any modern educator.
9. Digitale Lerntechnologien: Von der Mystifizierung zur reflektierten Gestaltung von EdTech
Authors: Sigrid Hartong, André Renz
This book addresses features of EdTech design relevant to German-speaking audiences. It focuses on the demystification and reflective development of digital learning technologies, making it essential for practitioners and students of educational technology. It bridges theory with practice, allowing readers to contextualize their understanding within an industry experiencing rapid change. Its emphasis on reflective design challenges traditional methods and advocates for careful consideration of EdTech applications in educational settings. This nuanced guide is vital for anyone interested in the German EdTech landscape.
10. Investing in the Future of Education: A Guide for EdTech Venture Capitalists
Author: Steven Tedjamulia
This guide is specifically written for venture capitalists interested in investing in the dynamic world of EdTech. “Investing in the Future of Education” provides unique perspectives on market trends, highlighting key areas for investment. Tedjamulia combines personal anecdotes with industry data to create a compelling narrative that helps investors make informed decisions. This book reveals how the growth of EdTech can contribute to significant societal changes. It’s a must-read for investors seeking to understand the potential of educational technologies and their impact.
