The use of technology in education has brought significant advantages, but it also raises important ethical and health considerations that need careful attention. From an ethical perspective, equitable access to technology is a major concern. Not all students have the same access to digital devices, internet connectivity, or software tools, which can create a digital divide and exacerbate existing inequalities. Educators and institutions must ensure that technological resources are distributed fairly and that all students have opportunities to benefit from them. Additionally, issues of privacy and data security are critical. The collection and storage of students’ personal and academic data require strict adherence to ethical standards to prevent misuse, unauthorized access, or surveillance. Teachers must also be conscious of intellectual property rights when using digital content, avoiding plagiarism, and properly crediting sources. Ethical use extends to promoting responsible online behavior, discouraging