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edWeb Educator Voice | Spotlight on Edtech and AI
edWeb.net announces the July issue of the edWeb Educator Voice, a professional learning research series on important issues in education.
Supporting Technology Innovation: Insights From Leading Superintendents
Superintendents constantly take stock of their districts’ technology landscape—what’s working, what’s not, and what’s next. But as superintendents noted during the edLeader Panel “Leading and Sustaining Technology Innovations in Today’s School District Settings,” the scope of that is overwhelming. That’s why they shouldn’t do it alone. Based on key findings from CoSN’s U.S. State of EdTech 2026 report, the panelists offered their strategies for managing the ever-changing edtech landscape.
Tackling the Literacy Crisis with Evidence-Based Practices
Literacy is a right for all students, yet many learners read below proficiency. Throughout the edLeader Panel “The Literacy Crisis: If It’s a Right, Why Is It Still a Privilege?” experts had a conversation about implementing practices that give students equitable literacy learning opportunities.
How Schools Are Boosting Literacy Outcomes With AI-Powered Tools as Supports
With what seems like endless AI use dominating the news cycle, educators find it hard to know which applications truly support learning and expand student knowledge. During the edLeader Panel “Improving Literacy Outcomes with AI: Lessons from Schools Around the World,” seasoned education leaders shared their success with AI-powered tools, including free tools like Microsoft Reading Progress, to expand reading practice, provide timely feedback, and address learning gaps sooner. The panel took place on International Literacy Day.
Navigating the Special Education Compliance-Instruction Divide: A Framework
At the heart of every IEP (Individualized Education Plan) are educators trying to teach, provide intervention, and support students so they can thrive. In the mix are documentation and compliance; they matter, but not at the expense of what drives student outcomes.
Building Workforce-Ready Cybersecurity Skills: More Than Just One Class
In this increasingly connected digital age, it’s crucial that students develop an understanding of cybersecurity so that they’re prepared to succeed and be safe in the world.
Creating Presence: How Immersive Reality Delivers Real Classroom Impact
What if your students could literally reach out and touch one of the 12 baboons painted in King Tut’s tomb—without ever leaving the classroom? Immersive reality and interactive 3D learning experiences have become more common in K-12 instruction on their own, but when combined in a designated space, the technologies rewrite how students learn, and engagement soars.
Rethinking Change: Developing the Capacity for Adaptability
When planning for change in any capacity, it’s common to think mainly about the process that’s being changed. That narrowed focus, though, can obscure the human part of the process. During the edLeader Panel “Leading Change: Adaptability Is the Skill of the Moment!” Steve Murley, retired superintendent and Managing Partner at SFM Consulting Group, shared a revised approach that emphasizes change leadership, and not just management, in order to achieve a successful outcome. The session was part of Trailblazing Leadership Week, featuring thought-provoking conversations with education leaders from across the nation.
Building a Foundation for AI Integration in the Classroom
AI and students. That’s a combination that strikes fear across the education community. Teachers worry they could be replaced by technology, parents worry about screen time, and students worry they won’t learn how to think. But as with all new digital tools, the question is not whether to use it or not but how it can be used to enhance student learning.