EdTech1d
Is Maryland’s New Higher Ed Privacy Law a Harbinger of Things to Come?
Colleges and universities already take protecting student data seriously, but new regulations could turn accepted best ...
EdTech2d
How K–12 Schools Are Making Technology Work for Educators
Districts are finding that technology adoption is easier when IT and curriculum departments work hand in hand.
EdTech3d
Can Artificial Intelligence Solve Today’s K–12 Classroom Challenges?
Using GoGuardian’s Instant Pear Deck, “A teacher can upload some of their curriculum resources, they can target the standards ...
EdTech8d
Overcoming Challenges Upgrading Cameras in Old and Historic School Buildings
The oldest wooden schoolhouse in the U.S. is a small building in St. Augustine, Fla., with records that date back to 1740.
EdTech10d
More K–12 Schools Expand Esports to Middle and Younger Grades
Generation Esports hosts high school and middle school leagues and develops scholastic esports curricula. Topics for middle ...
EdTech7d
Why More Schools Are Breaking Away from In-House Device Management
For Matt Prause, Senior Director of Hardware and Software Support at Leander Independent School District in Texas, offloading ...
EdTech9d
Security Concerns Haunt K–12 Cloud Migrations
K–12 IT professionals cite cybersecurity risks as the No. 1 concern in cloud and artificial intelligence deployments.
EdTech10d
New CDW Research Report Highlights What’s Next in the Cloud
More than 900 IT professionals were surveyed for the report about how they are managing their cloud environments.
EdTech10d
New CDW Research Report Showcases Trends in Cloud Technologies
More than 900 IT professionals were surveyed for the report, including 72 who work in K–12 institutions, about how they are ...