The 21st century is an exciting time for integrating technology in schools. Technology can help educators close digital use, digital design, and accessibility gaps by allowing us to tailor educational experiences to meet every learner’s needs (U.S. Department of Education Office of Educational Technology, 2024). It can also help us prepare students for future jobs that have not yet been defined by leveraging and building skills like engineering design, computer sciences, artificial intelligence, computational thinking, and more. However, technology can feel intimidating and overwhelming to many educators. I know the feeling. Even though I am now a technology specialist who helps teachers plan lessons and units that integrate the right technology tool to motivate their students while enhancing and extending students’ knowledge, I was not