Top Ed Tech Products

Top EdTech Products: These are our winners for 2025!

District Administration and the Future of Education Technology® Conference (FETC®) have announced the finalists and winners of the Top EdTech Products of the Year...

Top product: SchoolStatus Communication Platform featuring Video Chat

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A SaaS platform that enables two-way, secure communication between school and home informed by comprehensive, real-time student and district data. 

Top product: ClassVR, virtual reality in classrooms

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A versatile standalone platform using the power of virtual and augmented reality for education.

Top product: Edthena video observation and collaboration platform

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Edthena is a complete solution for teacher growth, leveraging classroom videos for reflection and best practices.

Top product: Reading Progress in Microsoft Teams

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An innovative, free way to help with reading fluency which, according to a Stanford study, has been down 30% during the pandemic.

Top product: Therapy Essentials from PresenceLearning

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This system enables clinicians to provide 1:1 teletherapy with special education students remotely.

Top product: LEGO Education SPIKE Essential

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LEGO has created an engaging STEAM-inspired collaborative coding, problem-solving, and storytelling play activity that encourages socio-emotional development alongside academics.

Top product: Square Panda Literacy System

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The system builds foundational reading skills through a multisensory & multimodal approach that individualizes instruction to reach all learners both in-class or at home.

Winners of the 2022 Top Ed Tech Products of the Year

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These companies will demo their winning products at FETC, Jan. 26-28 in Orlando.

Top product: Lexplore Rapid Reading Assessment

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An innovative rapid reading assessment, powered by AI and eye-tracking.

Top product: CrowdStrike’s EPP Managed Detection and Response, Falcon Complete

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CrowdStrike's Falcon Complete solution is built to protect schools from cyber attacks. It says there have been zero reported breaches across thousands of customers.