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edCircuit is a mission-based organization entirely focused on the K-20 EdTech Industry and emPowering the voices that can provide guidance and expertise in facilitating the appropriate usage of digital technology in education. Our goal is to elevate the voices of today’s innovative thought leaders and edtech experts. Subscribe to receive notifications in your inbox

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  1. A person is using a laptop showing an online training course titled Module 1: Intro to Safety, with a sidebar menu and an illustration of two people, one presenting safety information on a screen.Why Learning Management Systems (LMS) Have Become the Heart of Modern Education and TrainingA decade ago, learning management systems (LMS) were static digital filing cabinets, teachers uploaded assignments, and students logged in to complete them.Sep 183 min readEdCircuit Staff
  2. A small white delivery robot with six wheels and an orange flag moves along a sidewalk on a college campus, with a brick building and green lawns in the background.How AI-Powered Rovers Are Changing College LifePowered by AI, real-time GPS, and robotics, these quirky novelty autonomous bots are revolutionizing the way students live and learn.Sep 174 min readEdCircuit Staff
  3. A vintage computer with a CRT monitor on a wooden desk, surrounded by framed family photos, a potted plant, and a lamp. A keypad is mounted on the wall, and a scenic mountain photo hangs above.From the Screech to the Cloud: How AOL Dial-Up Sparked a Generation of LearningAs the company retires its dial-up service, educators can look back on how AOL sparked habits, ideas, and infrastructure that power modern education technologySep 164 min readEdCircuit Staff
  4. A teacher and three students wearing safety goggles watch a small balloon-powered car on a desk. A chalkboard behind them reads “Balloon-Powered Car Challenge.” The students look engaged and curious.Inclusive Safety in STEM Classrooms: A Safer Ed PodcastInclusive science lab safety starts with access. National data and practical lab adjustments for students with IEPs.Sep 156 min readEdCircuit Staff
  5. A young person wearing a virtual reality headset stands in front of the Taj Mahal, reaching out with both hands as if interacting with a virtual environment. The iconic monument and garden are visible in the background.Opening the World: VR and AI in Today’s K–12 ClassroomsWith AI enhancing personalization, VR is no longer a novelty but a vital tool for educators and families to create deep, memorable learning experiences.Sep 153 min readEdCircuit Staff
  6. Split image: students watch an old driver’s ed film; a young man drives a simulator wearing a VR headsetFrom Projectors to Virtual Dashboards: How Driver’s Education Has Transformed in the Age of AIDriver’s ed has moved from school auditoriums to online courses and simulators. What AI adds, and what the latest teen crash data show.Sep 123 min readEdCircuit Staff
  7. A smiling teacher stands at a classroom door, welcoming a group of young children with backpacks. The classroom has a WELCOME sign on the chalkboard and desks arranged neatly inside.A New School Year, A New Horizon: Welcome Back, Educators!A new school year begins—fresh energy, new stories, and endless opportunities. Welcome back, educators—this is your year to inspire.Sep 102 min readEdCircuit Staff
  8. STEM safety protocols: a science teacher in goggles, gloves and a buttoned lab coat shows students the eyewash station and fire extinguisher while students in goggles, gloves and aprons follow alongSafer Science & STEM Safety Protocols for a Safer School YearNearly 40% of school lab accidents happen early in the year. Learn four steps to Safer Science & Safer STEM spaces from the Safer Ed Podcast.Sep 93 min readEdCircuit Staff
  9. A group of adults sits at tables with laptops and notebooks, listening to a man presenting in front of a large screen that reads Digital Survival Guide. A clock and window are visible in the background.Welcome Back to School with a Digital Survival Guide: How IT Teams Can Empower Every Educator and AdministratorA new school year means new tools, new faces, and plenty of tech questions. But what if your IT team could eliminate confusion before it starts with a Digital Survival GuideSep 94 min readEdCircuit Staff
  10. Illustration of a human head with circuit lines inside, representing AI, connected to a school building, a checklist, gears, a laptop labeled AI, and a target with an upward arrow, symbolizing educational technology.AI Adoption in Schools: A Roadmap for K–12 SuccessFrom personalized learning to administrative efficiency, AI adoption in schools is rapidly redefining what’s possible in K–12 education.Sep 85 min readEdCircuit Staff
  11. A smiling family of three, including a woman, man, and young girl with a backpack, stands outside a brick building. The woman is showing something on her phone to the others, and they all look happy and engaged.How Family Engagement Tools Are Transforming K–12 EducationIt started with a photo. A toddler grinning mid-paint-splatter at daycare, texted to mom and dad. That simple connection sparked a revolution.Sep 44 min readEdCircuit Staff
  12. A student hides a phone under his desk during a test as an AI chat writes answers, while the teacher noticesConfronting AI Cheating in K–12 While Embracing Responsible InnovationAI cheating worries schools, but detectors are not the answer. What the data show, and how to redesign assignments and set clear rules.Sep 35 min readEdCircuit Staff
  13. A diverse group of excited children sit around a table with their hands raised, interacting with a smart speaker, while a smiling teacher stands behind them in a classroom setting.How Voice-Enabled AI is Transforming K-12 ClassroomsVoice-enabled AI is quickly reshaping K-12 education, creating interactive learning experiences and providing essential special education support.Sep 23 min readEdCircuit Staff
  14. Illustration showing diverse people using digital devices for learning, with an AI symbol in the center. Scenes include students in class, a girl with headphones, a family using a laptop, and a boy with a tablet and virtual landmarks.Living and Learning with AI: From Education to Everyday LifeFrom personalized tutoring and automated grading to virtual college tours and smart cafeteria lines, AI is unlocking deeper engagement and stronger support.Sep 16 min readEdCircuit Staff
  15. Art room safety: an art teacher shows students how to cut safely on a mat while a student in safety glasses and gloves shapes clay and a yellow floor line marks the kiln safety zoneThe Art Room Reopens: Why Safety Must Be Our First MasterpieceThe Art Room inspires creativity, but hidden dangers, silica dust, kilns, and overcrowding make safety a duty of care too vital to overlook.Aug 294 min readEdCircuit Staff
  16. A teacher assists a student in a classroom, pointing at a computer screen displaying AI Assessments with icons and check marks. Other students are working at desks in the background.AI Assessments in Schools: Faster Feedback, Better Learning, Smarter ClassroomsAI assessments are changing the game in K–12 by accelerating feedback loops, giving educators data-driven insight, and freeing up time for deeper instruction.Aug 283 min readEdCircuit Staff
  17. A man with glasses and a beard is working intently on a laptop in a server room, surrounded by computer servers with green indicator lights and network cables.CTO Checklist: How Schools Get Digitally Ready for Day OneBefore students arrive, a CTO is already sprinting behind the scenes—securing data, provisioning devices, and ensuring teachers are equipped to thrive.Aug 274 min readEdCircuit Staff
  18. Two women smile and shake hands in a school hallway while colleagues around them clap to welcome a new teacherHow to Welcome New Teachers: Building a School Culture of Connection and BelongingA strong welcome helps new teachers stay. First-week ideas, mentoring and induction, what the research shows, and five quick wins for schools.Aug 266 min readEdCircuit Staff
  19. A young girl with curly hair in a yellow shirt smiles as she uses a tablet in a classroom with a chalkboard and bookshelvesHow AI Is Transforming Reading for StudentsAI reading tools listen to children read and adjust practice to each reader. What they do, what the research shows, and how to use them well.Aug 254 min readEdCircuit Staff
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edCircuit is a mission-based organization entirely focused on the K-20 EdTech Industry and emPowering the voices that can provide guidance and expertise in facilitating the appropriate usage of digital technology in education. Our goal is to elevate the voices of today’s innovative thought leaders and edtech experts. Subscribe to receive notifications in your inbox

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