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From Digital Access to Digital Equity: Critical Barriers That Leaders and Policymakers Must Address to Move Beyond “Boxes & Wires”

This report urges leaders and policymakers to address five critical barriers to digital equity, moving beyond a sole focus on internet access and devices. These barriers include digital redlining, the digital use divide, privacy taxes, adult bias, and ethical concerns.

Technology & Data Infrastructure Designing for Equity

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Investing in Infrastructure to Solve Complex Challenges

By implementing a strategic and holistic approach to infrastructure, education leaders can begin to address and find solutions to many of...
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Using Data to Drive Equitable Edtech Investments

Advocating for equitable edtech investments starts with collecting and understanding data. School and district leaders must consider what...
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Novi Virtual's Approach to Teacher and Student Capacity with Technology

Through participation in TLA's Strategy Lab: Virtual & Hybrid program, Novi Virtual sought to provide students with flexible and equitable...
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