The University Blueprint for Smart EdTech Buying: A 5-Day Educational Email Course

The 5 Biggest Mistakes That Lead To Wasted Budgets, Overworked Staff, And Low Adoption (Even If You’ve Already Invested In Multiple Platforms)

“This course gave me practical tools to choose EdTech confidently and save our university time and money. Jia Yi knows this space inside out!”

Everything you need to ensure every dollar spent on EdTech delivers measurable teaching impact.

  • A 5-day crash course for universities ready to fine-tune their EdTech strategy and maximize impact.

  • Checklists to help you plan, pilot, and scale EdTech tools that stick.

  • The 5 biggest EdTech purchasing mistakes institutions make, and how to avoid every one.

  • How to set measurable goals before buying so you can prove ROI during budget reviews.

  • What to ask vendors before signing a contract (including overlooked training gaps).

Created by Jia Yi, a mobile-first learning enthusiast with hands-on teaching experience and a background in investment banking — bringing together real-world university insights and a data-driven approach to maximize EdTech investments.

Want to make sure this blueprint delivers a high ROI for you?

Here's everything that's inside:

Day 1: Investing in EdTech Tools without faculty involvement (and why >50% of your licenses go to waste)Day 2: Choosing the “top-rated” tool in every category (and why your staff end up frustrated, abandoning the platform altogether)Day 3: Prioritizing EdTech features over real-world use (and why in practice this overwhelms users, collects dust, and delivers negative ROI)Day 4: Investing in user-friendly tools but neglecting training faculty (and why the “intuitive” platform sits unused for months)Day 5: Implementing Edtech tools and waiting for benefits to emerge organically (and why when budget review time comes, you have no concrete success metrics to justify the expense)

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P.S. If you don't find the email in your inbox in the next couple of minutes, please check your spam folder...Chances are it ended up there.(Since I'm relatively new to sending emails to my list, sometimes the "email algorithms" think I'm a robot! 🤷🏻)