Amira.
software platform for 3D and 4D data visualization
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- Active events
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What's happening
Active this week
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NM Public Education Department mandated the use of Amira technology in Albuquerque schools.Some support3 reports1 development inside
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Amira technology is being utilized for statewide literacy assessment in New Mexico, overseen by PED Secretary Mariana Padilla, amid discussions with Mondragon.Some support1 report
One to three months ago
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Los Alamos and Farmington school districts declined the use of Amira technology.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Privacy concerns arose over voice data collection in Los Alamos and Farmington regarding Amira technology.Some support1 report
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A district is pausing the use of the technology Amira due to concerns regarding both user privacy and overall security.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Around Amira this week
News at the entities that move Amira most-
New Mexico StructuralA tribute was paid to the regional culture and history of New Mexico, featuring Zia.Moves Amira
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Idaho StructuralFDA investigates food safety issues in the state of Idaho.Moves Amira
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Los Alamos TransactionalChristine Chandler represents the district that includes the city of Los Alamos.Moves Amira
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board of education StructuralMichelle Embree Ku is seeking election to represent the area and previously served eight years on the board of education.Moves Amira
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Farmington OperationalFarmington is geographically located within the boundaries of San Juan County.Moves Amira
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Mondragon Mentioned togetherThe board of education for Taos High School discussed the district's performance and goals, with the Associate Superintendent crediting growth.Moves Amira
Connections
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New Mexico Structural
New Mexico mandates the use of Amira's AI reading assessment program for state-level literacy evaluation.
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Albuquerque Public Schools Structural
APS utilizes Amira's AI reading program, which Amira supplies to the school district as part of its operational functions.
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Idaho Structural
Idaho mandates the use of Amira for AI-proctored reading indicator tests.
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board of education Structural
The Board of Education utilizes Amira as an integrated AI tutoring tool for its educational programs.
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Los Alamos Transactional
Los Alamos school district declined Amira's services following an evaluation regarding privacy concerns.
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GRIFFIN Operational
The District, associated with GRIFFIN, paused the use of Amira due to privacy concerns.
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New York City Public Schools Operational
NYC Public Schools administration imposed a one-year moratorium on student-facing AI platforms.
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Farmington Operational
Farmington district has declined the use of Amira due to privacy concerns over voice data collection.
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Mondragon Mentioned together
Mondragon is aware of Amira and discusses its application in a district setting.
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Albuquerque Operational
The technology Amira is currently deployed and utilized within Albuquerque school systems.
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Jennifer Guy Transactional
The operational status of Amira was impacted by an external entity (District) which paused its use due to security concerns.
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Brooklyn Shared context
Amira operates an AI reading program utilized by students in the context of Brooklyn.
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City of New York Shared context
Amira is mentioned in the context of activities occurring within the City of New York.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
2 events- Amira technology is being utilized for statewide literacy assessment in New Mexico, overseen by PED Secretary Mariana Padilla, amid discussions with Mondragon.
- The NYC education board announces a specific policy regarding AI use, including banning access through eighth grade and utilizing the Amira AI tutor program.
August 2026
4 events- NM Public Education Department mandated the use of Amira technology in Albuquerque schools.
- Los Alamos and Farmington school districts declined the use of Amira technology.
- Privacy concerns arose over voice data collection in Los Alamos and Farmington regarding Amira technology.
- A district is pausing the use of the technology Amira due to concerns regarding both user privacy and overall security.