Wartime digitization in Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine (2019-2025), reveals extensions to established education technology frameworks. Documentary analysis maps infrastructure deployment (11,614 Chromebooks, 150 Starlink units, universal xPON connectivity) and digital ecosystem development (Educational Portal with 15,409 publications, 100\% electronic journal adoption) against EU Digital Education Action Plan and UNESCO ICT Competency Framework indicators. Results show infrastructure investment with connectivity resilience unique to conflict contexts, but reveal limitations in applying standard frameworks to war-affected settings: device ratios remain below targets, and no outcome data link inputs to learning improvements. The case identifies boundary conditions for framework transferability and proposes resilience indicators missing from existing models.
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