EDTech Innovation Hub

EdTech Innovation Hub is an online platform designed specifically for educators worldwide to stay updated on the latest developments in education technology. Under the leadership of Scott Thompson, the CEO and founder of Retail Tech Innovation Hub, along with Emma Cate Stokes, a former educator and writer, we deliver comprehensive insights into the newest trends, strategies, and innovations in the edtech sector. Our mission is to support educators in the UK and around the globe in making informed choices that improve their teaching practices and enhance student learning experiences. At EdTech Innovation Hub, we go beyond merely sharing news; we are committed to shaping the future of education.

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General Assembly offers veterans and military spouses tech training and career coaching through employer-sponsored scheme — EdTech Innovation Hub

1 week ago | edtechinnovationhub.com | Rachel Lawler

General Assembly will provide tuition-free training and on-the-job learning opportunities to veterans and military spouses through employer partnerships. The scheme aims to help the transition into civilian careers in high-demand fields. “Veterans bring valuable skills like leadership, adaptability, systems thinking and mission readiness to employers,” explains Ben Porter, U.S. Navy Veteran and Director of Veteran and Employer Partnerships at General Assembly.
Singlewire Software’s 2025 School Entrance Security Report highlights gaps and challenges — EdTech Innovation Hub

1 week ago | edtechinnovationhub.com | Rachel Lawler

Singlewire Software surveyed 500 school staff members at K-12 schools in the U.S. about their school’s entrance security and found the main challenges preventing secure entrances were guests not following check-in procedures, a lack of staff and a lack of guest verification methods. The report also revealed that 59 percent of school staff say their entrances are always supervised and 32 percent say entrances are always monitored while school is in session.
Data privacy and compliance in learning and health platforms: a dual industry challenge — EdTech Innovation Hub

1 week ago | edtechinnovationhub.com

Companies that provide online learning and health services now face major data privacy and compliance problems. Because of increased digital change, platforms are able to gather, keep, and examine user data to enhance their services and focus advertising. Still, collecting this information makes pri
Education and development programs could be key to talent retention, according to Bright Horizons research — EdTech Innovation Hub

1 week ago | edtechinnovationhub.com | Rachel Lawler

In its most recent Smartest Employer Spotlight, EdAssist by Bright Horizons is recognizing a select group of employers that have demonstrated long-term commitment to their employees. The companies recognized by this year’s award include Comcast NBCUniversal, Global Foundries, Papa Johns, and T-Mobile.
Majority of cybersecurity professionals believe AI certifications will boost their career amid talent shortages — EdTech Innovation Hub

1 week ago | edtechinnovationhub.com | Rachel Lawler

Saviynt surveyed more than 500 recent graduates and early career professionals about their careers, and found 94 percent believe employers to prefer candidates with certifications. The survey also reveals that 69 percent of its respondents already hold cybersecurity certifications and 52 percent said artificial intelligence (AI) was “extremely relevant” to their career goals.
Becker launches Newt AI, a new AI learning and study assistance aiming to improve exam preparation — EdTech Innovation Hub

1 week ago | edtechinnovationhub.com | Rachel Lawler

Newt AI promises to help students understand key concepts and elaborate on reasoning as they practice exam questions and prepare for the real assessments. The new tool was developed using Becker content and curriculum and has been trained on the content of each credentialing exam. It promises to give up-to-dare and accurate responses. "With the launch of Newt AI, we're thrilled to leverage AI technology to support our learners.
PowerSchool launches new AI-powered coaching and mentoring platform for K-12 educators — EdTech Innovation Hub

1 week ago | edtechinnovationhub.com | Rachel Lawler

The new AI-assisted coaching platform, created by cloud-based software provider PowerSchool, automates routine coaching workflower, enabling coaches to focus on delivering more effective experiences. Built specifically for K-12 education, the platform aims to support school districts as they attempt to address educator retention rates.
Ezra sets world record as nearly 5,000 Microsoft employees complete its business coaching program in one year — EdTech Innovation Hub

1 week ago | edtechinnovationhub.com | Rachel Lawler

The virtual coaching program was designed by Ezra to make career development a primary reason for employees to remain at Microsoft. Ezra ran 13,704 individual coaching sessions with Microsoft employees, an average of 430 a week across 80 countries. Alongside the World Record achievement, Extra says Microsoft has also reported tangible business benefits.
Aldi offers virtual work experience to UK students through new Springpod partnership — EdTech Innovation Hub

1 week ago | edtechinnovationhub.com | Rachel Lawler

Open to all UK students aged 13 and above, the free online course aims to build skills and introduce students to the wide range of careers available in retail. This includes warehouse and store operations as well as office-based roles. The online program provides students with a series of videos and guidance from Aldi colleagues, as well as interactive quizzes and activities. The course also includes information about the various roles available and practical advice on job applications.
The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust partners with NTT DATA and CARPL.ai on cancer detection — EdTech Innovation Hub

1 week ago | edtechinnovationhub.com | Rachel Lawler

The organizations say the new partnership will transform cancer research and ultimately improve patient outcomes, marking a milestone in the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in clinical innovation. Funded by a three-year grant from the UK’s National Institute for Health and Care Research, the partnership will support research at The Royal Marsden and the Institute of Cancer Research, including work with other research teams.