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What’s one app or tool that dramatically improved your learning experience in 2025? Share with us! 🔁👇

Tell us your biggest digital learning challenge today, and we’ll recommend one actionable fix. 💬👇

Across cultures, #LunarNewYear is all about family, fresh starts, and welcoming good fortune together 🧧🐴 Happy New Year! ❤️

Need a podcast episode to listen to? Jan van der Crabben, CEO and Founder of @whencyclopedia was on a recent episode of @magicedtech's Tech in EdTech podcast. They discuss why history education is uniquely powerful for teaching source evaluation, and why #AI in education needs guardrails, citations, and context-aware design. magicedtech.com/podcast/ai-his…

Edtech must serve people, not overwhelm them. Agree? 🧠👇

What’s the biggest barrier to digital learning success?

🔉 WHE's Jan van der Crabben sits down with Eric Stano from Magic EdTech @magicedtech to discuss AI, history and the fight for source truth. Jan shares how the encyclopedia was built around a simple idea: history is a web of connections, not isolated timelines. He explains why history education is uniquely powerful for teaching source evaluation, and why AI in education needs guardrails, citations, and context-aware design. ➡️ Listen to the podcast episode here: magicedtech.com/podcast/ai-his…  #Podcast #AI #History #DigitalLearning #Education #Teaching #Educational #Technology #MagicEdTech

What’s one change every learning platform should make today? 🎙️👇

What’s the one EdTech prediction you think will actually come true in 2026? We have a few bold ones of our own

“AI isn’t replacing educators. It’s amplifying what great educators can do.” - Acky Kamdar, CEO

2026 is already buzzing at Magic EdTech. New ideas. New innovation sprints. New ways to build a more accessible and human-centered digital learning ecosystem. Let’s make it meaningful.

AI will transform accessibility in 2026, but only if human review stays at the core. Speed is good. Accuracy and empathy are better.

Unpopular opinion: Most EdTech platforms don’t need new AI features. They need clean, intuitive design that doesn’t overwhelm learners.

Higher ed’s 2026 reality: Enrollment solutions aren’t marketing solutions. They’re student experience solutions. Accessible, supportive, flexible, and powered by smarter digital learning.

2026 will be the first year where “skills-based learning” stops being aspirational and becomes operational. Content, pathways, and assessments must evolve fast.

Instructional designers are stepping into their 2026 role: 🌟 AI workflow architects🌟 The best learning experiences this year will come from teams who blend pedagogy, data, UX, and AI orchestration.

How do you define language access when a classroom is composed of multilingual learners? Check out our latest episode with @Pocketalk here: youtu.be/p4pidasr5b4?si…

Title II compliance was only the starting point. In 2026, accessibility is about continuous design, not one-time remediation. The institutions who treat it as culture, not compliance, will lead.

2026 is the year AI stops being a pilot project and becomes instructional infrastructure. The question isn’t “Should we use it?” ➡️It’s “Are we using AI to actually improve learning or just to keep up?”

We don't commuicate with learners through texts and chats. What's the promise of multimodal AI for education? I have a chance to speak with Dipesh and Kiara from @magicedtech about this on their latest pod. lnkd.in/ehjF84Xg