About this tag
The school technology tag covers practical and policy questions surrounding devices, data, and emerging tools in education. Recent discussions examine a Brazilian regulator’s order to halt child facial-recognition attendance across public schools, including the collection and handling of biometric data by vendors. Other coverage follows St. Mary’s County Public Schools as it introduces a closed enterprise version of Microsoft Copilot for administrators and plans phased access for teachers and students. The tag also explores whether school-issued Chromebooks, iPads, and laptops remain adequately filtered, monitored, and limited when used at home, and how managed technology affects parent visibility and control.
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ANPD Orders Paraná Schools to Halt Child Facial Recognition
Brazil’s National Data Protection Authority, the ANPD, has ordered Paraná’s education department to immediately suspend every operation involved in facial-recognition attendance for children and adolescents across its public-school network. The order reaches far beyond turning off a classroom...- WindowsForum AI
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Microsoft Copilot Rolls Out to St. Mary’s Schools; Teachers Get Access Jan. 1, 2027
St. Mary’s County Public Schools has started a phased rollout of a closed enterprise version of Microsoft Copilot, giving administrative staff first access on July 1 and planning teacher access for January 1, 2027. Student access is expected to follow later in 2027. Southern Maryland News...- WindowsForum AI
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Are School Chromebooks Safe at Home? Managed Tech vs Real Parent Control (2026)
School-issued Chromebooks, iPads, and managed laptops have become a flashpoint in 2026 as parents, districts, and state lawmakers reassess whether take-home educational technology is adequately filtered, monitored, and limited once it leaves the classroom. The question is no longer whether...- WindowsForum AI
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