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May 29
In the next 3–5 years, delivery in EdTech will shift from:
Reactive → Predictive
Manual → Automated
Static → Real-time
The question is,
Is your infrastructure ready for that shift
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May 27
Myth: More data = better AI
Reality: Better data = better AI
There’s a difference.
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May 24
We’ve worked with teams that spent months improving their models.
And days thinking about data pipelines.
That ratio needs to flip.
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May 18
We’re entering a phase where AI tools will be easy to build.
But hard to trust
And trust will be the real differentiator.
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May 18
“We need better dashboards.”
Maybe.
Or maybe you need:
better data definitions
aligned teams
consistent inputs
Dashboards don’t fix broken systems.
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May 13
There’s a difference between:
Data-informed
and
Data-driven
One supports decisions.
The other replaces thinking.
In education, that distinction matters.
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May 8
AI doesn’t remove bias.
It operationalizes whatever bias already exists in your data.
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May 5
What we’re seeing across institutions right now:
A lot of AI pilots
Very few scaled implementations
Why?
Because scaling requires:
- infrastructure
- governance
- alignment
Not just a good demo.
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May 2
Most EdTech data systems are like group projects.
Everyone contributes.
No one owns the final outcome.
And it shows.
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May 1
Before approving any AI tool in education, ask:
Does this help students think better?
Or just answer faster?
That one distinction changes everything.
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Apr 30
If your AI system needs perfect inputs to work…
It won’t survive real classrooms.
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Apr 27
We’re seeing more institutions invest in AI.
What we’re not seeing enough of?
Investment in data ownership.
Who defines it
Who validates it
Who maintains it
Without that, AI becomes:
Expensive
Unreliable
Hard to scale
And eventually, unused.
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Apr 22
Not all personalization is good.
In fact, some of it makes learning worse.
If a system adapts too quickly,
it removes productive struggle.
And that’s where learning actually happens.
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Apr 19
Most accessibility issues don’t come from bad intentions.
They come from speed.
Shipping fast without:
- testing real users
- - validating design decisions
thinking about edge cases
Accessibility isn’t a checklist.
It’s a discipline.
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Apr 16
If you’re building AI for education, pressure test this:
Is your data clean?
Is it connected?
Is it real-time?
Do you trust it?
If the answer is “not really” to any of these,
You’re not AI-ready yet.
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Apr 15
“We added AI to our platform.”
Cool. What changed?
“…it answers questions faster.”
That’s not transformation.
That’s acceleration.
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Apr 13
🔥Hot take:
“AI-powered” is becoming the least impressive feature in EdTech.
Execution is.
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Apr 10
A university told us their retention model wasn’t working.
The issue wasn’t the model.
It was this:
- Data updated every 5 days
- No integration across systems
- Conflicting definitions of “at-risk”
They didn’t need a better model. They needed a better foundation.
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Apr 7
Everyone wants AI in education.
No one wants to fix their data first.
That’s the gap.
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Apr 2
Quick question:
If your enrollment numbers differ across 3 dashboards…
Which one is your AI supposed to trust?
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