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Middle and high school students commonly use a variety of technologies for learning and personal use. Some of the key technologies used include:

Computers and Laptops: Students use computers and laptops for research, writing papers, creating presentations, and accessing educational resources.
Tablets and Mobile Devices: Many students use tablets and mobile devices for accessing educational apps, e-books, and other digital learning materials.
Interactive Whiteboards and Smart boards: These interactive technologies are often used in classrooms to engage students in lessons and presentations.
Educational Software: There are numerous educational software programs designed to help students learn various subjects, from math and science to language arts and history.
Internet and Online Resources: Students use the internet for research, accessing educational websites, and collaborating on projects with their peers.

Learning Management Systems (LMS): LMS platforms like Google Classroom, Canvas, and Moodle are used to manage course materials, assignments, and communication between students and teachers.
3D Printers and Maker spaces: Some schools provide access to 3D printers and maker spaces, allowing students to explore hands-on learning experiences and create prototypes.
Coding and Robotics Kits: Many schools offer opportunities for students to learn coding and robotics through kits and tools designed for educational use.
Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR): Some educational institutions are incorporating VR and AR technologies into their curriculum to provide immersive learning experiences.
Online Collaboration Tools: Students use tools like Google Docs, Microsoft Office 365, and other collaboration platforms to work together on group projects and assignments.

The specific mix of technologies used can vary based on the school's resources, educational philosophy, and curriculum requirements.

Students commonly use a variety of technologies