For courageous school leaders ready to make lasting change.
EdTech companies hook children, replace teachers, and sell our data. And it’s not just smartphones. The same dangers exist within EdTech products. EdTech is just Big Tech in a sweater vest.
Emily's work is featured on:
For courageous school leaders ready to make lasting change.
EdTech companies hook children, replace teachers, and sell our data. And it’s not just smartphones. The same dangers exist within EdTech products. EdTech is just Big Tech in a sweater vest.
Emily's work is featured on:
For courageous school leaders ready to make lasting change.
EdTech companies hook children, replace teachers, and sell our data. And it’s not just smartphones. The same dangers exist within EdTech products. EdTech is just Big Tech in a sweater vest.
Emily's work is featured on:
Benefits of School Certification.
Lead the Change with a Tech-Intentional™ School Certification
Strengthen Community Bonds
Build greater trust and collaboration among parents, educators, and administrators through a shared commitment to intentional technology use.
Avoid Legal Issues
Proactively shield your institution from potential lawsuits and compliance issues stemming from unchecked EdTech use.
Protect Students & Staff
Create a safer digital space for both students and teachers by addressing and minimizing the harms of pervasive technology.
Attract More Students
Attract and retain more students by offering a unique, tech-intentional learning environment that parents actively seek.
Reduce Costs
Optimize your budget by reducing unnecessary expenditures on extraneous educational technology products.
Increase School Appeal
Position your school as a leader in responsible technology integration, increasing its attractiveness in a competitive landscape.
Benefits of School Certification.
Lead the Change with a Tech-Intentional™ School Certification
Strengthen Community Bonds
Build greater trust and collaboration among parents, educators, and administrators through a shared commitment to intentional technology use.
Avoid Legal Issues
Proactively shield your institution from potential lawsuits and compliance issues stemming from unchecked EdTech use.
Protect Students & Staff
Create a safer digital space for both students and teachers by addressing and minimizing the harms of pervasive technology.
Attract More Students
Attract and retain more students by offering a unique, tech-intentional learning environment that parents actively seek.
Reduce Costs
Optimize your budget by reducing unnecessary expenditures on extraneous educational technology products.
Increase School Appeal
Position your school as a leader in responsible technology integration, increasing its attractiveness in a competitive landscape.
Benefits of School Certification.
Lead the Change with a Tech-Intentional™ School Certification
Strengthen Community Bonds
Build greater trust and collaboration among parents, educators, and administrators through a shared commitment to intentional technology use.
Avoid Legal Issues
Proactively shield your institution from potential lawsuits and compliance issues stemming from unchecked EdTech use.
Protect Students & Staff
Create a safer digital space for both students and teachers by addressing and minimizing the harms of pervasive technology.
Attract More Students
Attract and retain more students by offering a unique, tech-intentional learning environment that parents actively seek.
Reduce Costs
Optimize your budget by reducing unnecessary expenditures on extraneous educational technology products.
Increase School Appeal
Position your school as a leader in responsible technology integration, increasing its attractiveness in a competitive landscape.
"Emily Cherkin is one of the greatest specialists in the area of EdTech. She is a teacher, a mother, a campaigner, and an expert."
Hugh Grant
"Emily Cherkin is one of the greatest specialists in the area of EdTech. She is a teacher, a mother, a campaigner, and an expert."
Hugh Grant
"Emily Cherkin is one of the greatest specialists in the area of EdTech. She is a teacher, a mother, a campaigner, and an expert."
Hugh Grant
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions About School Certification
I am meeting with my school’s administration shortly. Do you have all the research I need to cite to justify opting my child out of EdTech at their school?
Why should we roll back EdTech? Don’t we need to prepare our kids for a technological future?
Are teachers at risk of losing their jobs to A.I.?
Our school already relies heavily on EdTech platforms. Is it too late to make changes?
Students are using their 1:1 devices for inappropriate uses. How can we address this?
Why should we address this now?
Shouldn’t students just learn to manage technology responsibly?
Do you offer a reduced rate for Title One or small schools?
We’re on board with this as an administration, but we know we’ll have trouble convincing parents and/or teachers to join in. How do you address this?
Are you saying all technology is bad?
Have another question?
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions About School Certification
I am meeting with my school’s administration shortly. Do you have all the research I need to cite to justify opting my child out of EdTech at their school?
Why should we roll back EdTech? Don’t we need to prepare our kids for a technological future?
Are teachers at risk of losing their jobs to A.I.?
Our school already relies heavily on EdTech platforms. Is it too late to make changes?
Students are using their 1:1 devices for inappropriate uses. How can we address this?
Why should we address this now?
Shouldn’t students just learn to manage technology responsibly?
Do you offer a reduced rate for Title One or small schools?
We’re on board with this as an administration, but we know we’ll have trouble convincing parents and/or teachers to join in. How do you address this?
Are you saying all technology is bad?
Have another question?
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions About School Certification
I am meeting with my school’s administration shortly. Do you have all the research I need to cite to justify opting my child out of EdTech at their school?
Why should we roll back EdTech? Don’t we need to prepare our kids for a technological future?
Are teachers at risk of losing their jobs to A.I.?
Our school already relies heavily on EdTech platforms. Is it too late to make changes?
Students are using their 1:1 devices for inappropriate uses. How can we address this?
Why should we address this now?
Shouldn’t students just learn to manage technology responsibly?
Do you offer a reduced rate for Title One or small schools?
We’re on board with this as an administration, but we know we’ll have trouble convincing parents and/or teachers to join in. How do you address this?
Are you saying all technology is bad?
Have another question?
Have a question?
Have a question?
Have a question?
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