Implementing technology in rural education presents both opportunities and challenges. On one hand, technology can enhance access to diverse educational resources and improve learning experiences through interactive platforms. It can also facilitate distance learning, connecting students in remote areas with qualified teachers and peers. However, barriers such as poor internet connectivity, lack of infrastructure, and limited digital literacy may hinder effective implementation. Addressing these challenges requires targeted investments in infrastructure, teacher training, and community engagement. Successful integration of technology in rural education has the potential to transform learning outcomes and promote equitable access to quality education for all students.