You know how important it is to get feedback on your product from your users during user testing. So why wait until after you’ve designed your product to get started? Changing your approach to user testing and UXR can help you organize your edTech product strategy, avoid confirmation bias, and build an even stronger product. […]

As remote learning becomes the norm, your UX design and development teams need to be even more thoughtful about how teachers use technology to reach their students. From making it clear to teachers which of their screens is being shared during a Zoom lesson to providing innovative features for SEL growth and peer learning, our […]

Nine months into the pandemic, we now understand the challenges and pitfalls of remote and hybrid learning like never before. From spotty WiFi connections to cobbled-together learning software, students and teachers have had to adapt at the speed of light. Remote learning has also permanently changed the way edTech designers work. We now design based […]

With limited access to their teachers and peers, the shift to remote learning is especially disorienting for students with special needs. Non-adaptive technology in special education has the potential to frustrate students and put some tasks out of reach. That means the sudden shift to edTech isn’t just challenging for special needs students—it’s anxiety-producing. Students […]