The core flaw in most AI edtech products: learning outcomes are never defined
_akpiper · x · 2026-09-21
A frequent reviewer of AI education products identifies the field's most common flaw: "learning outcomes" are never clearly defined, as builders often don't understand what classrooms are actually trying to achieve. Plus, one-size-fits-all never works in education.
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