LAUSD Adopts Moratorium on Student AI Use, Another Move to Limit Classroom Tech
Share article Remove Save to favorites Save to favorites Print Email Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Copy URL L.A. Under the screen-time policy, students have no access to screens until the 2nd grade and permissible screen time is gradually expanded as students get older. See Also Open image caption Close image caption Laura Baker/Education Week + Getty Regulation & Policy Tracker What Do State, District Screen Time Policies Actually Look Like?
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Share article Remove Save to favorites Save to favorites Print Email Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Copy URL L.A. Unified has adopted a moratorium on student use of generative artificial intelligence for the current school year, officials said Wednesday, another in the school district’s pioneering decisions to limit computer use in classrooms amid rising parent concerns about the reliance on technology in schools.The moratorium came to light at the first meeting of a school board committee examining issues around the use of AI in schools—a surprise to board members who were told by their chief academic officer and their head of technology that the new policy means that generative AI would be out of reach for all students on district devices until further notice.Senior district administrators…
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