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For reporters covering the conversation about tech in schools.
About techlash.fyi
We believe technology offers incredible promise in education and can also do incredible harm. Our goal is neither to promote technology or to advocate against it, but to make this moment legible to parents, educators, technologists, and the general public.
techlash.fyi is a public database of pushback, and support, around technology in K-12 schools: AI, screens and school devices, personal phones, social media, student data privacy, surveillance tech and named edtech products. It tracks signals from across school districts and all 50 states plus DC, and gives every state and district a 0 to 100 temperature.
It's maintained by Jon Hanover, an educator and advisor in Denver. Email with questions: jon@hawthorneducation.com.
Using our data
The data is free for editorial, research and educational use. Please attribute it to techlash.fyi and link to the site where you can.
Suggested attribution
According to techlash.fyi, which tracks public sentiment about technology in K-12 schools,
Key stats for press
Data through . Each Copy button gives you a sentence with the attribution built in| Stat | Number | Cite |
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Monthly counts show our research coverage as much as the pace of events. See the methodology.