Classroom tech debate reaches Duluth

Classroom tech debate reaches Duluth

DULUTH — Classroom technology has come a long way since the days of projector screens. Today, easily accessible devices like iPads and Chromebooks have made digital learning part of the educational norm in classrooms across the country. Over the last several months, though, conversations around artificial intelligence and technology accessibility have given way to a consistent community concern discussed during Duluth Public Schools meetings — h…