Education Week reporter Ben Herold explores how technology is shaping teaching and learning and the management of schools. Join the discussion as he analyzes the latest developments.
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Two-thirds of America's public school students attend schools that may not provide enough bandwidth for life after COVID-19.
The FCC chairman plans to step down from his role at the end of President Donald Trump's term on Jan. 20.
Two of the nation's largest school districts were rattled recently by incidents related to internet security and privacy.
The nation's top cybersecurity official urged schools to take advantage of free federal resources for safeguarding their networks.
The conference "should feel very relevant for people teaching in online and hybrid [environments]," said ISTE CEO Richard Culatta.
A Florida county police department uses sensitive school data to keep a secret list of students it deems as at risk of engaging in criminal […]
A Kansas teacher of the year explains her approach to offering super engaging professional development in a virtual setting.
Interest rates are low and remote and hybrid learning continues, but some experts question using bonds to pay for devices and connectivity.
Given how much information is now being collected about student health, there's a real need to consider privacy, a coalition of about two dozen education, […]
Mississippi, Arkansas, and New Mexico have the highest percentages of students who lack adequate home technology for remote learning.
Education technology usage has exploded during the pandemic. Parents, teachers, and students need more support in dealing with the potential privacy issues.
Only 11 percent of school district leaders and principals said all their students have the home internet access they need to fully participate in virtual […]
