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Technology Companies Integrate Products in American Schools

Technology companies, including Apple and Microsoft, work to embed their products and services within American educational institutions. These efforts involve providing devices, training programs, and conferences for both teachers and students. Natasha Singer explores these impacts in her work, 'Coding Kids.'

09/26/2026 · New York edition

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Why it matters locally: New York schools, including those under the jurisdiction of New York City Hall, frequently engage with technology companies for device procurement and educational software integration, directly impacting students and educators across the state.

Technology companies, such as Apple and Microsoft, engage with American schools by introducing their products and services. These efforts involve providing devices directly to schools, offering training programs for educators, and hosting conferences for both teachers and students. Journalist Natasha Singer examines these practices in her work, "Coding Kids." She describes how these companies integrate their technologies into the educational environment. These initiatives aim to familiarize students and staff with specific technology platforms. Companies provide resources that support the use of their products in classroom settings and educational activities.

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