BETT 2025 in London brought together global education and technology leaders, and the U.S. EdTech community stood out with its remarkable showcase of tools designed to transform learning. This year, spearheaded by Jim McVety, U.S. companies collaborated to create a dedicated presence at the event, highlighting the best innovations the country has to offer. This initiative provided a unique opportunity for U.S.-based companies to expand their reach internationally while giving educators worldwide access to cutting-edge solutions tailored to modern classrooms.
The U.S. showcase included a range of providers, each offering unique tools designed to address the evolving needs of education. From immersive VR learning environments to AI-driven video libraries and customizable educational resources, these technologies demonstrated how innovation is shaping the future of teaching and learning.
Slooh, a standout at BETT 2025, captivated attendees with its groundbreaking platform for space exploration. This technology allows students and teachers to control telescopes located worldwide to observe celestial objects in real-time. By offering live views of planets, stars, and other astral phenomena, Slooh turns traditional science lessons into thrilling, hands-on learning experiences. With built-in games and missions, the platform goes beyond observation, encouraging students to actively engage with the science of astronomy.
Zoe also made waves with its virtual reality solution that lets teachers create custom VR environments for their lessons. Designed for ease of use, Zoe’s icon-based system requires no coding experience, making it accessible to educators across all subjects. Teachers can design interactive worlds to explore scientific experiments, historical reenactments, or even creative storytelling, while students are empowered to build their own virtual spaces. The shared library of content from the Zoe community allows educators to adapt existing scenarios to suit their needs, fostering collaboration and creativity.
EdGate impressed attendees with its ability to tailor educational resources for global markets. The platform’s centralized taxonomy allows publishers to create, adapt, and share content that aligns with international learning standards. Whether addressing mathematical concepts like dividing fractions or teaching scientific methods, EdGate simplifies the process of customizing materials for specific regions, schools, or subjects.
Another highlight from the U.S. EdTech showcase was Boclips, a platform offering more than 2.2 million videos curated specifically for education. Leveraging artificial intelligence, Boclips enables teachers to quickly find video snippets relevant to their lessons. For example, a science teacher discussing chemical reactions can use the platform to pull precise clips that align with their objectives, without having to sift through entire videos. Boclips also ensures ad-free content and integrates seamlessly into learning management systems, making it a user-friendly solution for educators.
The U.S. EdTech showcase at BETT 2025 exemplified the innovative spirit of American companies and their commitment to enhancing education through technology. By addressing a wide range of educational needs — from personalized learning and curriculum development to engaging classroom tools — these solutions demonstrated the transformative potential of EdTech in today’s schools.
BETT 2025 also underscored the importance of collaboration in education technology. The U.S. showcase allowed international educators to explore how American innovations could support their classrooms while enabling U.S. companies to gain insights into global market demands. The event served as a platform for fostering connections, exchanging ideas, and advancing the future of education.
For those seeking to learn more about the U.S. EdTech exhibitors at BETT 2025 or to join the growing community of innovators, visit the USA EdTech site. This vibrant hub continues to bring together educators and technology providers, driving progress and collaboration in the education sector.
