Guide
39 EdTech Platforms Educators Should Know
A roundup of edtech platforms, what each is used for, and the trade-offs to weigh before adopting one, for educators comparing online learning tools.
The edtech category now spans learning management, assessment, proctoring, content authoring and communication tools, and no single platform covers every need. This guide surveys 39 platforms across those categories so an educator does not have to evaluate each one from a standing start.
What this guide covers
- A short profile of each platform: what it is built for and how it is used
- Where each platform sits within the broader edtech landscape
- Strengths and limitations to weigh before shortlisting a tool
- How to narrow 39 options down to a shortlist relevant to a specific need
Who it is for
Educators, academic administrators and edtech buyers who are researching options before a procurement decision, rather than looking for a single recommended product.
Because the list spans categories rather than favouring one, it is meant as a starting map of the market. Institutions can use it to identify which category of tool they actually need — learning delivery, assessment, or something else — before comparing specific vendors in depth.
For: Educators and edtech decision-makers