States are highlighting key provisions in a new agreement aimed at addressing concerns over digital learning tools, with particular emphasis on restrictions that prevent schools from sending notifications on class days and enforce strict daily usage limits. The deal also includes other promised reforms designed to improve transparency and control over educational technology in classrooms. Supporters argue these measures will help reduce student screen time and protect privacy, though critics may question whether the changes go far enough. The focus on limiting in-school digital engagement marks a notable shift in how some states are approaching the integration of technology in education.
States are praising the agreement's block on school-day notifications, daily time limits and other promised changes.
