u/raziuddinmohammed

Schools spend a lot of money adopting EdTech platforms, but getting teachers to consistently use them seems to be a completely different challenge.

Is it poor onboarding, too many features, lack of training, additional workload, a complicated UI, or simply that the product doesn't solve a real problem?

What have you seen actually cause teachers to abandon an EdTech tool?

I want to build an Agentic AI for my Social Media Marketing project. Can anyone help me end to end pipeline for the same.

"AI-powered" has become the default marketing phrase in education.

But beyond the buzzword, which AI features have actually made teachers' jobs easier?

Examples might include:

• Automated grading
• Personalized learning paths
• Lesson planning assistance
• Student performance insights
• Parent communication

Which features delivered measurable value, and which were mostly marketing?