This story tackles one of the most critical debates in EdTech head-on.

While EdTech promises to democratize education, is it fulfilling that promise?

We explore how disparities in access to devices, internet, and parental support can create a new form of inequality.

Students from affluent families may have access to premium EdTech tools, while others are left behind.

The 'homework gap' is a real and growing problem for students without reliable home internet.

This story presents data and personal stories that illustrate the two sides of EdTech's impact.

It also highlights solutions and policies aimed at ensuring equitable access for all.

This is a complex issue with no easy answers.

It's a call to action for the EdTech industry to prioritize equity in its design and implementation.

Technology should be a bridge, not a barrier.