New Jersey A5292 mandates the development of guidelines for using instructional technology in schools and requires school boards to adopt policies.

New Jersey A5292, known as the "Developmentally Appropriate Use of Technology in Schools Act," requires the Commissioner of Education to develop guidelines for the use of instructional technology in public schools. These guidelines must address the impact of technology on students, promote learning and well-being, and prioritize teacher-led instruction. The guidelines also include processes for evaluating technology, promoting digital citizenship, and providing resources for parents.

New Jersey A5292 mandates the development of guidelines for using instructional technology in schools and requires school boards to adopt policies.

New Jersey A5292, known as the "Developmentally Appropriate Use of Technology in Schools Act," requires the Commissioner of Education to develop guidelines for the use of instructional technology in public schools. These guidelines must address the impact of technology on students, promote learning and well-being, and prioritize teacher-led instruction. The guidelines also include processes for evaluating technology, promoting digital citizenship, and providing resources for parents.