Education technology is rapidly evolving, with significant shifts expected in 2025. The use of cellphones in classrooms is declining as schools increasingly restrict or ban their use due to distractions and mental health concerns. Meanwhile, artificial intelligence is becoming more integrated into educational practices, with teachers utilizing AI tools for various administrative tasks and lesson planning.
The landscape of social media, particularly TikTok, remains uncertain as legal challenges loom over its operations in the U.S. Additionally, the future of the E-rate program, which funds internet connectivity for schools, is at risk, prompting advocacy for its modernization. Cybersecurity concerns are also rising, with educational institutions facing increased risks as they adopt more online tools.
• Schools are increasingly banning cellphone use to reduce distractions.
• AI tools are being integrated into teaching practices for efficiency.
AI is being used by teachers as personal assistants for administrative tasks.
ChatGPT is a widely used AI tool that students can access for schoolwork.
Cybersecurity risks in education are increasing as more online tools are adopted.
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LearnPlatform provides data on the effectiveness of educational technology tools used in schools.
Moodys Ratings assesses the rising cybersecurity risks in the education sector.
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