About EdTech Society
EdTech Society is a professional non-profit association started in India by individuals who are committed to improving instruction and learning through the use of educational technologies. EdTech Society members are researchers, developers, and practitioners in the field of educational technology. This includes: Higher education faculty, graduate students, instructional designers, educational technology tools developers, school teachers, government, corporate, and military trainers.
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Brief Description Workshop on AI Content Authoring Tools to support active teaching-learning strategies.This is a part of our research on the topic and we are working towards creating an AI tool best suited for teachers in professional domains such as engineering, management etc. The feedback after the workshop will help us in creating the tool which will be free for all teachers and useful in their day to day teaching learning which is becoming more and more challenging each day!

Dr. Anita Sunil Diwakar
AIEE Edtech LLP
Our Goals
- GOAL 1: Create a public forum for professionals within India in the field of Educational Technology to improve teaching and learning.
- GOAL 2: Actively engage professionals within India in the field of Educational Technology.
- GOAL 3: Promote research and best practices by professionals in India in the field of educational technology.
- GOAL 4: Enhance international awareness of research conducted by researchers in India.
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Active Members
30+
Events
40+
Speakers
500+
Total Attendees
Benefits of becoming a member
Networking
Network and collaborate with scholars, researchers and practitioners in the field of Educational Technology.
Growth
Opportunities for professional career growth.
Discounts
On Registration fees at annual conferences, and other training programs.
Resources
Access to key resources and best practice in Educational Technology.
Recognition
Awards, Scholarship and internships programs.
Affiliation
Affiliation opportunities with national and international associations.