The Unexplored Depths of Natasha Singer’s Coding Kids
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The latest in a string of books examining technology, kids, and schools hits on far more than it recognizes — including where EdTech may be headed.
GUEST COLUMN | by Ian McCullough
At EDTECH WEEK 2026, I had one must-attend session: Betsy Corcoran’s interview with New York Times reporter Natasha Singer. Amid the Techlash, I had been wrestling with how I personally felt about Singer’s new book Coding Kids, which examines the influence wielded by large technology businesses in K–12 schools. Like
GUEST COLUMN | by Ian McCullough
At EDTECH WEEK 2026, I had one must-attend session: Betsy Corcoran’s interview with New York Times reporter Natasha Singer. Amid the Techlash, I had been wrestling with how I personally felt about Singer’s new book Coding Kids, which examines the influence wielded by large technology businesses in K–12 schools. Like
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