Best Computers & Technology Education Books of 2025

The AI Classroom is an ultimate guide for educators to navigate the complexities of AI in education. This book provides practical strategies and over 20 AI tools to help teachers personalize learning, reach more students, and save time. The book explores the potential of AI to transform traditional models of teaching and learning, creating inclusive and accessible learning environments. This comprehensive guide is a great way to learn and understand all about the future of AI in the classroom. The AI Classroom is a must-read for educators who want to embrace the transformative power of artificial intelligence and take their craft to the next level.

AI for Educators is an informative guide that explores the impact of artificial intelligence on education. The book provides practical ideas that teachers can implement immediately to streamline teaching and save time. It also offers insights into the future of education and how AI can empower teaching and learning. The author presents the information in a readable manner that translates AI through a teacher's lens, making it easy for educators to understand. This book is a must-read for educators who want to stay ahead of the curve and prepare their students for the future.

The Shift to Student-Led by Catlin R. Tucker & Katie Novak is a book that aims to help educators reimagine their teaching approach to create sustainable and rewarding workflows. The authors discuss traditional teacher-led workflows, examine their problems, and propose how Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and blended learning can help place students at the center of their learning. This book is intended for K-12 educators, instructional coaches, and school leaders who want to create inclusive learning communities. The Shift to Student-Led is full of principles, strategies, and resources that can be readily implemented at any level.

Data Wise, Revised and Expanded Edition is a must-read for school leaders who want to improve teaching and learning through data analysis. The authors offer a practical and sustainable process for collaboration among educators, providing guidance on how to integrate data inquiry into long-term institutional practice. The book includes practical tools and proven practices that help school leaders optimize the quality of meetings and make the best use of developments in education and technology. The field-tested strategies of the Data Wise improvement process have been used to great success in schools around the world, making this book a valuable resource for any educator seeking to transform their school culture.

Learning First, Technology Second is a must-read for K-12 classroom teachers who want to use technology to enhance student learning. The book offers a practical framework, called the Triple E Framework, that helps teachers engage students in meaningful learning experiences, enhance learning beyond traditional means, and extend learning opportunities to bridge classroom learning with students’ everyday lives. The author provides effective strategies, case studies, and a lesson planning template to guide appropriate tech integration. This book is a valuable resource for any teacher interested in leveraging technology to support learning.

This practical guide provides educators with a comprehensive understanding of the ISTE Standards for Students, empowering them to design learning activities that amplify student voice and promote student-driven learning. The booklet includes nine scenarios that showcase authentic learning activities, skills by age band, and a crosswalk comparing the 2016 and 2007 standards. The ISTE Standards for Students work together to provide clear guidelines on the skills, knowledge, and approaches needed for success in the digital age. This resource is an invaluable tool for K-12 educators seeking to prepare their students for the constantly evolving technological landscape.

Tech Like a PIRATE is an innovative book that provides a customizable set of principles for teachers to use technology as a tool to make learning memorable. The author, Matt Miller, offers practical examples rooted in research, best practices, and solid pedagogy, making it an accessible, engaging, and empowering toolkit for educators. The book helps teachers create impactful, transformative learning using low- or no-cost equipment, and it's a must-have for any educator who wants to demand better engagement and learning from technology use. Overall, Tech Like a PIRATE is a valuable resource that encourages teachers to embrace the adventure of making learning fun again.

The Technology Tail: A Digital Footprint Story is a must-read for children who actively use social media. Through a cute and creative story, the book teaches young readers the importance of being responsible and kind online. The book uses rhymes and colorful illustrations to grab children's attention and includes tips for parents and teachers to reinforce kindness and respect in the digital world. The book is part of the Communicate with Confidence series and offers a timeless message to a new generation just learning how to navigate the fast-changing digital age.

The EduProtocol Field Guide Book 2 offers twelve new lesson frames to help teachers engage and inspire learners. Authors Marlena Hebern and Jon Corippo not only share their personal experiences with the protocols but also provide insights from other educators who have adapted these tools for their learners. The book takes a deeper dive into the research-supported learning theories behind the protocols and how they support a Universal Design for Learning environment. It also includes tips for edtech integration and adapting lessons for English Language Learners. Overall, the book is a valuable resource for teachers who want to design personalized learning opportunities in less time.

Small Teaching Online: Applying Learning Science in Online Classes is a practical guide for educators to implement small yet effective teaching strategies in online classes. The book aims to help instructors overcome the unique challenges of online instruction and enhance student engagement and learning. It covers a range of topics, from best practices in educational technologies to fostering community and collaboration in online classes. The authors present research-based teaching techniques that can be applied to face-to-face and hybrid courses as well as fully online ones. Overall, this book is an essential resource for educators looking to improve their online teaching practices.