@futurebird Also, based on my (admittedly 10+ years old) experiences as a student at schools who kept trying to use technology this way?
The technology ultimately costs more than literally just hiring additional teaching staff (or hiring more admin staff so teachers aren't pulling double duty, or fixing school buildings, or literally any of the things that are actually needed).
The amount my final high school spent on WiFi-enabled 'smart' whiteboards that were completely useless until my final year (at which point two teachers used them only sporadically and they usually gave up on them within 15-20 minutes bevause they were overly complicated and mostly not necessary) could have paid for 3-4 additional full time teachers. Or a lot of other things that the school actually needed.