Representative Angela urges statewide EdTech registry to protect student data and assess effectiveness
A sponsor of H.650 told the Senate Education Committee the bill would use Secretary of State business registration forms to create a registry of education‑technology products (including AI) to support enforcement of consumer‑protection and student‑data rules; the bill asks the Agency of Education to report on criteria rather than require the agency to vet each product.
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Representative Angela, identified on the record as a senior representative from Williston and a co‑lead sponsor of H.650, testified that H.650 would add a few fields to existing Secretary of State business registration forms so companies offering education‑technology products can be identified and tracked.
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