A LearnPlatform study involving more than 270,000 educators showed that 8,000 tech tools were used by teachers this year.
“The data suggest that having to learn and navigate so many digital tools may be contributing to confusion and disengagement, rather than creating more options,” said LearnPlatform CEO Karl Rectanus in a story by District Administration’s Chris Burt.
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