About us
Technology, as always, offers opportunities and challenges. The education sphere has its own special needs.
Let's get together to talk, share stories, and learn from each other. What makes students tick? What works when working with(in) institutions? How can technology help?
Where are the opportunities to help the students? How can we help improve education?
Upcoming events
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NYEdTech Speed Networking + Community Conversation
·OnlineOnlineHello, friends!
📣 Join NYEdTech on Thursday, May 28 at 6:30 PM ET for a virtual speed networking & community conversations event.Come connect with fellow educators, edtech enthusiasts, and innovators in a fun, fast-paced format designed to spark meaningful conversations and new collaborations.
During the first half of the event, participants will rotate through a series of 1:1 breakout conversations, making it easy to meet and engage with others across the NYEdTech community.
⭐️ For those interested, we’ll also be trying something new during the second half of the event: optional small-group community discussions centered around a question voted on by attendees during the session.
RSVP --> https://luma.com/t6mqjma7
Looking forward to seeing you there!
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🤝 Want to keep the conversation going?
Join our Slack community of teachers, researchers, founders, and investors.10 attendees
Interactive Applied AI Workshop: Context Engineering for EdTech tools
·OnlineOnlinePresented by NYEdTech & Playbook authors Louisa Rosenheck & Agasthya Shenoy
This interactive workshop introduces participants to context engineering, a method of tuning AI systems to be more effective, reliable, and evidence-based. After a brief overview of key ideas from the authors’ Context Engineering Playbook (https://research.nisa.coach/), participants will explore how thoughtfully designed context can align AI tools with best practices in teaching and learning. Through accessible metaphors and real-world examples, presenters will illustrate how different “context engineering plays” show up in edtech products today.
In this participatory, discussion-based session, attendees will surface their own questions, tensions, and curiosities about AI in education, then work in small groups to identify and analyze examples of context engineering in tools they either build or use. Together, we’ll reflect on what makes AI tools effective and aligned with our values as educators. Participants will leave with a clearer understanding of context engineering and practical insights they can apply to design or evaluate AI edtech tools.
RSVP --> https://luma.com/u6tioh0o
Who Should Attend?
This event is ideal for- EdTech developers and designers
- Educators using AI EdTech tools
- Anyone involved in AI and education
Looking forward to seeing you there!
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🤝 Want to keep the conversation going?
Join our Slack community of teachers, researchers, founders, and investors.13 attendees
Past events
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