Education & EdTech

What Students Actually Want From Edtech ' and Why We Should Listen

Ali NematiDec 3, 2025

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A study funded by the Gates Foundation found that students prioritize clear design and ease of use in educational technology tools, emphasizing meaningful interaction, mobile compatibility for specific tasks, flexibility with accessibility features, and customization options without over-personalizing learning paths. This research highlights the importance of considering student usability equally with teacher usability to ensure edtech products effectively support learning experiences.

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