When we talk about education and technology, the conversation almost always leans toward more. More features. More data. More AI. But what I hear from educators, again and again, is something else entirely. They don’t want more. They want less—less hassle, less confusion, less noise between them and their students. This isn’t anti-tech. It’s about […]

In recent years, education technology—or edtech—has gone from being an add-on to becoming a foundational part of how learning is delivered, managed, and personalized. Nowhere is this transformation more apparent than in the United Kingdom. From AI-driven tutoring to digital assessment platforms and end-to-end learning management systems, the UK edtech market is booming—but also evolving