Digital Teaching and Learning Technology Inventory

The 2025 K-12 Inventory is now underway!

Through this project, UEN and Connected Nation gather critical data to help policymakers understand how educational technology supports classroom instruction in Utah.

The School Technology Inventory was first established in 2015, when the Utah Legislature passed Senate Bill 222, creating a program to track classroom technology and related resources in Utah’s public and charter schools.

In 2017, the Legislature passed House Bill 277, which launched the state’s Digital Teaching and Learning Grant Program. This program provided grants to schools and districts to improve student learning outcomes and offer professional learning opportunities for educators in digital teaching and learning. To assess the impact of these investments, UEN committed to conducting the inventory every other year.

About the Utah Education Network:
The Utah Education Network (UEN) is a broadband and digital broadcast network that connects public education, higher education, libraries and community partners throughout Utah. UEN also works to improve access for learners and educators to digital resources, tools and content through software licensing, professional development and more.

About Connected Nation:
Connected Nation's mission is to improve lives by providing innovative solutions that expand access, adoption and use of high-speed internet and its related technology to all people. Connected Nation works with consumers, local community leaders, states, technology providers and foundations to develop and implement technology expansion programs with core competencies centered on a mission to improve digital inclusion for people and places previously underserved or overlooked. For more information, please visit connectednation.org.