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Digital Delusion or Digital Asset? Technology in Elementary Classrooms

Debates about technology in the classroom aren’t new, but AI has made them more urgent. The Campaign for Grade-Level Reading has identified technology-enhanced teaching and learning as one of its “big bet worthy” strategies and has devoted several GLR Learning Tuesdays to exploring what makes technology effective for English language learners, students who learn differently, and other populations most impacted by learning loss.

Date
Nov 03, 2026
Time
15:00 – 16:30
Location
Online
Organized by
The Campaign for Grade-Level Reading
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