Winners of the second annual technology awards program from the Center for Digital Education (CDE) and the National School Boards Association (NSBA), announced Jan. 30, were recognized for upgrading infrastructure, training faculty and staff, and implementing tools to assist with learning — from AI insights on math work to bringing outside experts into the classroom via video call.
Tech & Learning has named ClassLink a winner of its Awards of Excellence: Best of 2025, recognizing the full ClassLink Suite across all three education categories. This distinction highlights ClassLink’s ability to support learners, educators, and institutions at every stage of the educational journey.
Delaware began using the Ed-Fi Data Standard more than ten years ago. Early on, the Department of Education’s (DOE) technology team used it behind the state’s data warehouse to support educator dashboards. As the work evolved, the state started to see where data quality was breaking down.
For schools using Apple School Manager, rostering students and staff used to mean manual SFTP uploads and less time for other tasks. Now, ClassLink and Claris, an Apple Company, have partnered to solve this problem. Through this new partnership, ClassLink customers can use Claris Connect for Apple School Manager to sync rosters via API, delivering faster, more reliable, and fully automated account management.
USA EdTech has arrived at BETT 2026, showcasing a wide range of leading education technology from across the United States. The cohort of U.S. representatives continues to grow each year, with USA EdTech attending the event for the past four years.
ClassLink, a global leader in digital access and learning analytics, announced today that AppTrack has been named a 2026 Top EdTech Product by District Administration in partnership with the Future of Education Technology® Conference (FETC®).
During the pandemic, school districts amassed an enormous amount of digital tools—sometimes out of necessity, sometimes out of urgency. But with pandemic relief funding winding down and pressure mounting to demonstrate educational impact, many districts are now facing a new challenge: cleaning house.
Tech & Learning recently partnered with NYSCATE for the inaugural pre-NYSCATE Conference Tech & Learning Leadership Summit. School district leaders from New York and beyond gathered for this one-day event dedicated to the theme of “Reimagining Education.”
Teaching is one of the most rewarding and demanding professions. Every day, educators juggle content delivery, student personalities, energy levels, and unexpected disruptions. Even the most experienced teachers can find their classrooms drifting off course without a clear plan to guide behavior and expectations.
