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Digital Transformation in Education: How to use behavioral frameworks to improve edtech for digital educators - The Decision Lab

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We make 35,000 decisions each day, often in environments that aren’t conducive to making sound choices.  At TDL, we work with organizations in the public and private sectors—from new startups, to governments, to established players like the Gates Foundation—to debias decision-making and create better outcomes for everyone. As the pandemic shifted education out of physical classrooms into their virtual counterparts, investment in education technologies - or edtech - has grown exponentially. $8.2 billion was invested in 2021, an increase of nearly 4x from $2.2 billion in 2020.1 The emergence of digital education has not only made learning more accessible at scale, but created new possibilities for delivery. Seven out of 10 teachers surveyed responded that using digital education technologies in the classroom enables them to do “more than ever before”.2 And they’ve only had a taste of what’s to come. Of the many innovative potentials for edtech on the horizon, perhaps the most promising

Insight Link copied! Ed-tech has grown exponentially, but digital learning platforms aren’t always used to their highest potential. Personalized learning strategies can strongly enhance digital equity and learning preferences in the classroom. PublishedMay 24, 2022 CategoryEducation · Technology Reading time5 min read A 4-fold increase in edtech investment As the pandemic shifted education out of physical classrooms into their virtual counterparts, investment in education technologies - or edtech - has grown exponentially. $8.2 billion was invested in 2021, an increase of nearly 4x…

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