How Much Edtech is Too Much? - Edtech Explored

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How much technology is too much in today’s classrooms? In Episode 2 of Edtech Explored, hosts Lauren Gilchrist and Erin Werra explore the balance between meaningful innovation and digital overload in K–12 education. From classroom tools to student experience, join the conversation on what effective edtech really looks like.

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This episode was published on May 26, 2026.

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How much technology is too much in today’s classrooms? In Episode 2 of Edtech Explored, hosts Lauren Gilchrist and Erin Werra explore the balance between meaningful innovation and digital overload in K–12 education. From classroom tools to student...

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