Nebraska § 79-1302 Educational technology; legislative findings

Nebraska Statutes

§ 79-1302 — Educational technology; legislative findings

Nebraska § 79-1302

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 79-1302 (2026).

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The Legislature finds that the utilization of appropriate technologies can provide enhanced educational services and broadened educational opportunities for Nebraska learners. It is the intent of the Legislature:

(1)To utilize technology to provide effective and efficient digital learning;

(2)to provide assistance and direction in the training of Nebraska teachers in uses of technology for instruction through electronic means;

(3)to establish and support an electronic data network and databases for Nebraska educators and learners;

(4)to support the evaluation and dissemination of models of successful technologies which improve instruction or learning;

(5)to provide support for cooperative education-technology ventures in partnership with public or private entities; and (6) to provide

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The Legislature finds that the utilization of appropriate technologies can provide enhanced educational services and broadened educational opportunities for Nebraska learners. It is the intent of the Legislature: (1) To utilize technology to provide effective and efficient digital learning; (2) to provide assistance and direction in the training of Nebraska teachers in uses of technology for instruction through electronic means; (3) to establish and support an electronic data network and databases for Nebraska educators and learners; (4) to support the evaluation and dissemination of models of successful technologies which improve instruction or learning; (5) to provide support for cooperative education-technology ventures in partnership with public or private entities; and (6) to provide support for cooperative purchase or leasing of administrative or instructional software or software licenses in partnership with schools, educational service units, and other states.