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Can technology truly make education better or is it quietly compromising what matters most?
In a rapidly advancing world of education and technology, “EdTech Exposed” sheds light on what’s really happening behind the scenes. From discussing the nuances of profit making tactics to practical frameworks for effective integration of technology, this book uncovers how students aren’t just learners but merely considered as users. Hence, engagement metrics, ad revenue, and user retention drive decisions, while actual education becomes an afterthought. It isn't just an exposé but it's a call for transformative change.
"EdTech Exposed" takes readers on a journey from traditional classrooms to AI-powered learning, examining how technology simultaneously creates unprecedented opportunities and deepens existing inequalities. It also addresses the critical gaps including the failure to prepare students with essential career navigation skills. This book discovers how AI and human educators can work in partnership rather than opposition, creating an educational experience that truly serves students instead of shareholders for profits.
Whether you're a teacher adapting to digital classrooms, a parent navigating educational options, or a student seeking to thrive in a tech-driven world, "EdTech Exposed" provides the insights you need to make informed decisions about the role of technology in learning.
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Jabez Ivan Joshiraj
Born from the author's experiences as an international student across three countries and his experience with leading EdTech companies, "EdTech Exposed" shares the same mission as Eduspace Education - a platform founded by Jabez Ivan Joshiraj. Eduspace provides a privacy-focused marketplace that safely matches students with qualified tutors for personalized, one-on-one learning. Referred to as "Tinder for education," it recognizes that student-teacher relationships are long-term connections that should be carefully matched. Unlike traditional institutions, Eduspace supports learners at every stage; from early education through higher learning and career development, while helping international students navigate job searches and build professional networks. This approach exemplifies how the right use of technology should be used to bridge the gaps in education – which is the real definition of EdTech.
