202: Six Ed Tech Tools to Try in 2023

The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast

Jennifer Gonzalez

Education, Teaching, Instruction, Classroommanagement, Educationreform

4.8 • 2.4K Ratings

🗓️ 11 January 2023

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

A messaging platform that translates messages into any language, a daily curation of current events, the one everyone's talking about that writes essays for you, and more: Here are six tools we think are worth a look this year. And while you're listening, you can grab a brand-new copy of the 2023 Teacher's Guide to Tech here.

Thanks to JumpStart and Hapara for sponsoring this episode.

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0:00.0	This is Jennifer Gonzalez welcoming you to episode 202 of the Cult of Pedagogy podcast.
0:05.3	In this episode, I'll be sharing six edtech tools you should check out in 2023.
0:22.4	If you've been listening to my podcast for a while, you know that every year,
0:26.8	I put out a new edition of my teacher's guide to tech. This year's guide is the ninth edition
0:32.4	and we put a tremendous amount of work into making it the best one ever. For starters,
0:37.6	we've added 120 new tools and four new categories, artificial intelligence,
0:43.3	drama and theater arts, early learners and literacy. We've also added a few new feature pages on
0:50.2	micro learning, working with English learners and publishing student writing. We also added a few
0:56.7	lists of 10 throughout the guide, curated lists of teaching related resources that didn't quite fit
1:03.3	in any category. We completely reorganized the tip section, which is over 40 pages of articles,
1:11.1	all handpicked to help you make smarter decisions about the tech you use. And finally,
1:16.2	there's the main work of every year's update, which is to check each and every listing that's
1:21.5	already there and make sure everything is still accurate. Every year, I am shocked by how many
1:27.5	tools change their name, shift their primary function or disappear completely. It takes about
1:33.7	three full months every fall to update the guide for the upcoming year. And I want to thank my team,
1:40.0	Marney D.M. Brandy Wright, Luccia Hacel and Kim Darsche for helping me make that happen.
1:46.4	The guide is packed with tools that can meet so many of your needs as a teacher, and many of them
1:52.4	are already well established and widely used. But every January, we like to choose six that we think
1:58.0	deserve a little extra attention. Most are not actually brand new to the world, but each one has
2:03.6	something special about it. Before we get started with the six tools, I would like to thank Hapara
2:09.2	for sponsoring this episode. Hapara is a suite of instructional management tools for K-12 that is
2:15.6	like nothing else. Hapara is the only tool on the market that provides ethical monitoring features,
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