Education Write for Us
Education write for us — submit guest posts on EdTech, online learning, careers and certifications to Digital Tech Updates.
Our education section covers learning as it actually happens now: online courses, certifications, career changes, and the technology sitting underneath all of it. We are interested in what works, what it costs, and whether it leads anywhere.
We take particular care with this section, because education content is bought by people making expensive decisions about their future. An article that oversells a certification does real damage to someone.
Topics we want right now
EdTech and learning platforms
- LMS selection and rollout for schools, colleges or corporate training teams
- Course platform comparisons from someone who has published on both
- Accessibility in online learning — practical implementation, not compliance checklists
- AI tutoring and assessment tools: what they do well, and where they mislead learners
Online learning
- Completing a long programme: how you structured the time and what you would change
- Course reviews written after finishing the course, not after week one
- Study methods with evidence behind them — spaced repetition, retrieval practice, interleaving
- Learning a technical skill without a formal background
Careers and certifications
- Whether a certification actually changed hiring outcomes — with what you observed
- Career transitions into technology, with the timeline and the income gap during it
- Skills employers screen for in a given role, from someone who does the screening
- Apprenticeships, bootcamps and degrees compared on cost, time and outcome
Teaching and institutions
- Classroom technology that survived a full academic year
- Assessment design when AI writing tools are freely available
- Managing a department’s software budget
Students
- Research, note-taking and citation workflows
- Free and low-cost tools that genuinely replace paid ones
- Managing coursework alongside employment
What we do not need more of
- Essay writing services, assignment help, or anything adjacent to academic dishonesty — this is a permanent exclusion
- Certification promotions dressed as impartial guides
- “Top 10 universities” lists compiled from rankings you did not verify
- Scholarship listings copied from other sites
- Career advice with no basis in hiring experience
An extra standard in this section
If you are writing about a course, certification or programme, tell us your relationship to it before we commission the piece. Whether you completed it, teach on it, receive affiliate commission from it, or work for the provider — all of those are publishable with a disclosure, and none of them are publishable without one.
And where outcomes are involved, be careful with claims. “This certification led to three interviews for me” is a fact about you. “This certification will get you hired” is a promise you cannot keep, and someone will spend money on the strength of it.
Submission requirements
| Length | 1,200–2,000 words |
| Originality | Unpublished, and not republished afterwards. Every draft is checked. |
| Authorship | Human-written. AI-assisted is fine; AI-generated is declined. |
| Sources | Primary sources only for factual claims — documentation, filings, research, official announcements. |
| Images | Screenshots encouraged, 1200px minimum, yours or licensed. |
| Links | Up to two to your own domain, natural anchor text, placed where they help the reader. |
| Bio | 40–60 words, headshot, one profile link. |
How to submit
- Message us on WhatsApp or email admin@digitaltechupdates.com with the subject line EDUCATION PITCH.
- Send your headline, three to five bullets on the substance, and one link to previous work.
- Wait for approval, then send the draft as a Google Doc with comment access.
Response to pitches: 2–3 business days. Editorial review: 3–5 business days. Publication within a week of approval.
Questions we get asked
Can I write about a course I teach?
Yes, with disclosure. Write about the subject and the pedagogy rather than the enrolment page, and it will be a stronger article anyway.
Do you accept content from EdTech companies?
Editorially, only if it is genuinely useful independent of your product. Product-led content is a sponsored placement — see Advertise.
Is India-specific education content welcome?
Yes, and it is often underserved. Be explicit about which board, state or system you are describing, since the details rarely transfer.
Do you publish scholarship or admission listings?
No. They date badly and are already better served elsewhere.
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Full general guidelines are on the Write for Us page, and the submission process is set out in detail under Contribute.