application bloat: k-12 edition, continued
There are 38 such tools that have A.I. components that will be altered or removed. But school leaders have not released the full list of apps.
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Once again, school leaders have not detailed how the screen time recommendations will be enforced. But it is safe to say that it will fall to the teachers. And enforcing the time limits will most likely be more difficult in middle school, where students can have multiple teachers. The teachers’ union has already said that it is concerned about how much of the new policies teachers will have to implement and oversee.
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Blocking “ai” tools on student computers… Madison edition
A recent Madison School District Administrator presentation mentioned “application bloat”.
NYC and LA are restricting student AI. We used it to expose what school missed—and repair two years of gaps in six weeks.
