New web-based application gives schools access to ready-to-use Gold Standard PBL projects in math, science, ELA, and social studies

The recipients of the 2025 PBL Champions and John Larmer “JL” Lifelong Learning Awards exemplify a commitment to high-quality Project Based Learning.

ClassVR won in the Primary Education category, marking the fourth year in a row that Avantis has won Tech & Learning’s Best of Show award at ISTE.

Avantis introduces the interactive “Future Forests Experience” and launches next-generation ClassVR headsets at ISTELive 25.

This enhancement addresses the growing demand for effortless content streaming on large, vibrant displays in education and corporate settings

Winners are receiving a cash prize, exclusive merchandise, and a school-wide subscription to the AI Coach by Edthena platform for the 2025-26 school year.

Now in its fifth year, this annual awards program recognizes innovative products, technologies, and services that are positively impacting STEM education.

After researching more than 7,000 companies worldwide, a total of only 350 companies—including Edthena at #268—were selected for this prestigious award.

Teacher candidates in USC Rossier’s MAT program utilize Edthena’s VC3 video coaching platform to gain deeper insights into their instructional practice.

STAC will work collaboratively with the company, as well as on independent initiatives, to advance new and emerging technology for science classrooms

With remote data logging, students can now store data directly to their sensor’s internal memory during fast-paced experiments or long-duration studies as they

WordFlight bridges the gap between phonics and fluency helping to move 90 percent of struggling adolescents to proficient in foundational reading skills.

Recognition from ICEIE underscores the impact of Just Right Reader’s decodable, Science of Reading-aligned resources in supporting student reading.

Luca & Friends is the first app in the U.S. to combine learning and fitness via cutting-edge AI motion technology. Designed for kids ages 4-8, the app provides an interactive learning experience in which players play games by moving to select the right answers.