The best Education Technology newsletters

A personal tech blog with practical Microsoft 365 administration guides, covering Copilot connectors, Teams for Education and storage quota management. It includes PowerShell steps, troubleshooting notes and commentary on Microsoft message center announcements.

Company blog from Reclaim Hosting covering security advisories, platform migrations and community features. Readers get status updates and required actions for hosting customers, plus podcast episodes highlighting projects on the open web.

This newsletter offers practical guidance for developers building open source software for education, accessibility, security, and civic use. Each issue covers a focused topic such as recognizing contributors, choosing supported platforms, or writing helpful error messages.

A Swiss service design educator shares personal reflections on running free webinars without signup forms, taking tiny solo retreats to Alpine villages with photography and reading, and practical tips on customizing Microsoft Lists layouts for course schedules. The writing is informal and first-person, mixing personal essays with hands-on how-to notes.

Official Padlet blog covering product updates, feature releases and engineering behind the Padlet collaboration and classroom tools. Posts explain what changed, why, and how the team measured or fixed it.

BrainCert Blog publishes practical buyer's guides and explainers on online assessment platforms, employee training software and learning management systems. Readers get feature checklists, cost considerations and selection criteria for L&D and certification programs, though the excerpts read as vendor-adjacent marketing content.

A weekly roundup of AI news, with each issue picking three headline stories and adding the author's commentary. It suits readers who want a quick, opinionated digest of AI product launches and industry moves.

Merge EDU's newsletter promotes its web-based Merge 3D platform for K-12 classrooms, covering pilot programs, Halloween-themed STEM collections, and a library of 3D teaching objects. Readers get product announcements and lesson-idea snippets, mostly framed as marketing for schools.

Product updates and roadmap notes from Pickcode, an online IDE for middle and high school computer science teachers. Readers learn about new platform features, planned improvements in classroom management and performance, and pricing changes.

This is a product-update and promotional newsletter from Cobi Computer Science, a platform for teaching computer science, announcing AI grading, a quiz creator, and an AP exam prep app. It mainly tells teachers about new features and free resources rather than offering independent teaching insight.