Anaheim High School's lab showed sustained and expanded impact in year two, with student-led use outpacing teacher engagement¶

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q1 i? In 2024-25, Anaheim High School's lab saw continued cross-disciplinary use, student management of technical and logistical project components, growing student use that prompted plans for a second lab, and emerging but still-limited teacher engagement. → Schiner 2025

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Schiner 2025¶

Schiner, N. (2025). Empowering the future: powerful technology for powerful AI teaching and learning [Project report]. Digital Promise. https://doi.org/10.51388/20.500.12265/261

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Qualitative follow-up documented in the report's addendum on year two at Anaheim High School, including educator interviews (Barba, Vargas, Calleros), a new ID-card check-in platform, and physics simulations run on workstations that are 'not feasible on standard school devices.'

"While student use of the lab has grown rapidly, teacher engagement is still emerging, pointing to a need for clearer and more robust support systems. Barba noted that while more teachers are expressing interest in the space, many are unsure of how to begin."

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