Gurdev Singh Vice President Technology

Posted On June 10, 2025

EdTech’s Future: AI-Powered Learning for the Education Sector and Corporate Sector

AI is changing education now-not a futuristic vision. AI-powered EdTech from classrooms to corporate boardrooms is redefining how we learn, teach, and grow.

In Schools: Personalized, Inclusive Learning

AI propels adaptive learning platforms that cater to every student’s pace, style, and level of understanding. With real-time analytics, Squirrel AI in China and Century Tech in the United Kingdom personalize content, identify gaps, and suggest targeted resources.

Use Case:

The National Education Policy 2020 in India urges AI integration. Tools like Embibe are already in play for personalization of preparation for competitive exams, using predictive models and behavioral analysis.

Impact:

    • Better student retention and performance
    • Ability to identify learning disabilities early on
    • Reduction in teacher workload thanks to automated grading and content generation

In Corporations: Smarter, Scalable Training

Companies are building intelligent ecosystems for Learning & Development (L&D) using AI. Depending on a role, ability, and learning history, AI curates training content for each training path.

Use Case:

The AI-based Accenture Learning platform recommends personalized upskilling paths based on performance, projects, and interests, which assist the company in reskilling over 300,000 employees in cloud, AI, and cybersecurity.

Benefits:

    • Continuous learning at one’s own pace
    • Skills gap analysis in real time
    • Training costs reduced with good ROI
  • Emerging Frontiers
    • AI Tutors & Chatbots like Duolingo Max with 24/7 conversational support.
    • Generative AI enables instant quiz, flashcard, and simulation creation.
    • Emotion AI is being investigated for assessing student engagement using facial signals (Intel’s Classroom Technologies pilot programs).
  • What’s Next?AI won’t replace teachers or trainers but will empower them. Ethical implementation, bias reduction, and equitable access to technology-driven learning must now be our concern.

Two Cents

AI in EdTech is not about automation; it’s about human potential, opportunity, and intelligence amplification. As we bridge the digital divide, AI will become a silent co-pilot in every learner’s journey.

Gurdev Singh

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