This isn’t Chris Klein’s first rodeo. As Head of Education U.S. for Avantis Education, he has watched the acronyms at trade shows come and go over the years, and has some strong opinions on the current crop of AR, VR, and yes, AI. His insights drawn from working with districts should be strong content for any school edtech leader. Have a listen:
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