Illinois SB3735 establishes rights for students and parents regarding educational technologies, including opting out of certain technologies and.
Illinois SB3735, the Student Educational Technologies Rights Act, establishes rights for students and parents regarding educational technologies. It allows students and parents to opt out of school-issued personal electronic devices, electronic textbooks, electronic required reading, and electronic or online assignments. It also requires schools to provide a comparable analog version if a student opts out. The bill mandates a human teacher review for any automated scored grade or scored grade generated by artificial intelligence.
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