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In this episode, Scott Gill, CEO of Trafera, joins to chat about 2023 EdTech trends and insights, including how to support positive outcomes for students through technology. You'll also hear issues educators should consider like what's next in terms of technology adoption in districts, the implications of artificial intelligence in education, and more!
Show notes: https://classtechtips.com/2023/01/15/edtech-trends-bonus/
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