The best Edtech newsletters

Newsletter from QS covering global higher education, including national education strategies, international student survey data and edtech trends. It mixes in-depth articles with data highlights and promotion of QS events, reports and analytics products.

Guides aimed at university career center staff on increasing student engagement with career platforms, covering incentives, drop-off diagnosis, and reducing dependence on a single staff champion. Despite the resume-focused name, the issues read as practical vendor-authored content with frameworks and examples.

A vendor blog from the maker of an exam proctoring tool, mixing practical guidance on preventing online cheating and AI in classrooms with product-promotional comparisons and company backstory. Readers get tips on securing online tests on Google Forms, Microsoft Forms and other platforms, plus some reasoning about AI use in schools.

Edtech Insiders is a newsletter covering the global education technology industry, mixing podcast interviews with leaders like Reed Hastings and sponsored webinar promotions with Google. Readers get event announcements, interview excerpts and industry perspective aimed at edtech founders, operators and investors.

Mathspace Blog publishes practical articles for maths teachers and students, covering research on AI in learning, identifying prerequisite gaps before a new year level, and product updates to its teacher tools. The writing is largely promotional, with product announcements and features woven into general pedagogical advice.

Baamboozle Blog is the marketing and content blog of Baamboozle, an edtech platform of user-made classroom games for English teaching. Issues mix teacher stories, themed game roundups for holidays like Mother's Day and April Fools' Day, and promotional calls to play the games.

Product updates and feature announcements from CodeCombat about its K-5 coding curriculum and AI HackStack learning tool. Readers get descriptions of new curriculum paths, platform features and student project showcases.

This is the blog of edtech company Teachmint, and its recent posts are product-focused articles about smart boards and interactive flat panels, mostly promoting the company's own Teachmint X devices. Readers get comparisons of smart board vendors and feature overviews aimed at schools evaluating classroom displays.