Educational technology, or EdTech, refers to using technology inside and outside of the classroom to enhance the teaching and learning experience. It can include tools such as learning management systems, digital lesson planners, and grade books.

EdTech can benefit students in many ways, such as by providing access to a broader range of educational resources, increasing engagement and motivation, getting fair results, and helping personalized learning to meet the needs of individual students.

EdTech can benefit teachers by staying organized, saving time, and collaborating with other educators. It can also help teachers track student progress and make data-driven decisions to improve instruction.

Examples of educational technology tools include learning management systems, assessment software, remote proctoring solutions, interactive whiteboards, digital textbooks, and educational software programs.

Effective implementation of EdTech in schools and classrooms typically involves providing teachers with training and professional development resources and ongoing support and assistance. Additionally, it is important to consider factors such as the needs of individual students and the curriculum when selecting and implementing technology tools.

Parents can be involved in using EdTech at home by encouraging and supporting their children's use of technology for educational purposes. Additionally, it can be used to monitor the academic progress of their children and active collaboration with teachers to improve that.

EdTech is used to support students with special needs by providing them with flexible materials and accessible tools. Additionally, it can provide real-time data, assessments, and progress monitoring to help teachers make data-driven decisions about instruction.