LindyHoc Founder Lindy Hockenbary Named a 2025 Leading Woman in AI by ASU+GSV, Launches New EdTech Brand Identity

Recognition underscores commitment to empowering K‑12 educators through responsible AI integration.

Lindy Hockenbary, founder of the K–12 EdTech consultancy LindyHoc, has been named one of the 2025 Leading Women in AI by the ASU+GSV Summit and AI Show, recognizing her national leadership in bringing artificial intelligence into K–12 education. The announcement coincides with the launch of LindyHoc’s rebranded website, www.lindyhoc.com, which reflects her growing influence in the EdTech landscape.

The ASU+GSV Summit is a premier conference uniting global leaders in education and workforce innovation. Its 2025 Leading Women in AI list honors more than 200 trailblazers advancing ethical, inclusive applications of AI across research, product, and classroom use. These leaders are redefining how we discover, build, and deploy innovative solutions to ensure equal access to the future for all learners.

Lindy Hockenbary's inclusion in this prestigious list highlights her dedication to transforming education through technology. With nearly 15 years of experience as a classroom teacher and instructional technologist, Hockenbary is a trusted voice on AI-integrated pedagogy, digital learning strategy, and educator support. Her book, “A Teacher’s Guide to Online Learning,” offers practical tools for creating impactful digital learning experiences.

In tandem with this recognition, Lindy unveiled a refreshed online presence at www.lindyhoc.com. The new platform offers resources and insights into educational technology, reflecting her ongoing commitment to supporting educators in navigating the evolving digital landscape.

About LindyHoc:

LindyHoc is a K–12 educational technology consultancy headquartered in Bozeman, Montana. Founded by educator and technologist Lindy Hockenbary, LindyHoc partners with schools, districts, and EdTech companies to maximize the use of emerging technologies in curriculum and instruction. The organization provides customized professional development, strategic advisory services, and subject‑matter expertise that empower teachers and improve student outcomes. Since its inception, LindyHoc has supported more than 30,000 educators across nearly all fifty U.S. states and ten countries. LindyHoc’s mission is to bridge innovation and instruction—equipping educators to lead the future of learning. For more information, visit www.lindyhoc.com.

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Lindy Hockenbary named a 2025 Leading Woman in AI by ASU+GSV for her work leading artificial intelligence in K–12 education.