Edtech Show & Tell: April 2024

Welcome to the April edtech Show & Tell, where our editors share some of the new edtech products that have caught our attention this month. These are not reviews or endorsements, but rather a sampling of education-related articles, platforms, and more that we think might be worth mentioning to you.

This month's new offerings include an ai study robot, an all-in-one visualization solution, a multi-sensory math tutoring program, and more.

<h2 id="april-edtech-show-amp-tell”>April edtech Show & Tell

Numbered AceChat
AceChat is a video-based ai study bot for STEM that gives students access to step-by-step solutions and video tutorials to make it easier to understand complex STEM topics. AceChat provides an interactive, multi-modal solution for students, with text, video and images. Students benefit from receiving real-time feedback and personalized content that fits their unique learning styles.

RTI Smart meetings
From small spaces to large conference rooms, Intelligent Meetings delivers the audio, video, and collaboration needed in today's hybrid work environment. Compatible with major video conferencing platforms, Intelligent Meetings turns every meeting into an in-person meeting. The ecosystem is natively integrated into RTI systems and operates as a standalone solution, as well as with other control systems.

Discovery education Professional connection
Career Connect fosters student curiosity by connecting classroom learning to potential careers. Educators request virtual classroom visits from industry professionals, selecting from a variety of job types, industries, languages, and locations. Students meet with professionals from industries such as biotechnology, science, finance, computer engineering, human resources, education, and more.

Tap Math TouchMath Extend and Dyscalculia Extension
TouchMath Extend and Dyscalculia Extension aim to close math gaps for students who struggle to learn math. Dyscalculia Extension offers a multi-sensory program, with resources such as math games/tasks, downloadable activity sheets, graphic organizers, and dyscalculia-specific strategies. Dyscalculia Extension aligns with DSM-5 standards and is integrated into special and general education classrooms. TouchMath Extend is a multi-sensory math intervention that combines traditional workbooks with digital math games in a 12-week curriculum that focuses on skill recovery. Teachers receive support through on-demand video training.