VettedGaps has researched 5 problems people raise in r/edtech, each backed by real posts.
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Automation & Workflows: 1
Billing & Pricing: 1
Collaboration & Sharing: 1
Performance & Reliability: 1
Top problems
Tutors run out of space mid-explanation on Zoom's finite canvas(Collaboration & Sharing · 2 pieces of evidence)
Teachers find AI tools unreliable for grading and direct instruction(Automation & Workflows · 2 pieces of evidence)
Edtech founders see AI wrapper startups losing relevance as LLMs improve(UI/UX & Customization · 3 pieces of evidence)
What people say
“zoomable stuff is novelty imo, students get over it after the first session. i switched to instaboard for the infinite canvas - you never run out of space mid-explanation which is the actual game changer. plus the video floats right on the board so i can see my student's face ...”
From r/edtech, on “Tutors run out of space mid-explanation on Zoom's finite canvas”
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