Some #edtech educators belong to professional organizations, is it right for you? A professional organization can lead to authority in a field as a thought […]

Being a good K-12 chief technology officer is about a lot more than just strong technical skills, according to a panel at the 2019 Consortium […]

Building trust takes technical skills, strong communication, and a willingness to own your failures, said district leaders at the annual conference of the Consortium for […]

Google is working with Washington's Evergreen Public Schools on a new effort that has big implications for the way K-12 districts store and analyze student […]

Cross-posted at the K-12 Cybersecurity Resource Center: https://k12cybersecure.com. As quoted in: Herold, Benjamin. “K-12 Cybersecurity Lessons Learned From ‘Constant Barrage of Attacks’.” Education Week. 19 March […]

Districts are increasingly confident in their networks' ability to support one or even two digital devices for every student, according to a new survey of […]

Some district technology leaders say having staff email addresses publicly available opens the door for phishing scams and potential hacks.

I’ve always appreciated a thought I’ve found in the work of a variety of writers I admire—the end is the beginning—so it was wonderful to […]

The Every Student Succeeds Act required that a report be produced by June. The Department of Education says it won't be ready until March or […]

The toolkit from the Consortium for School Networking provides further explanation of federal privacy laws and offers guidance in communicating and contracting with vendors.

After authorizing $1.6 billion that districts could use for technology, Congress appropriated one-fourth that amount. President Trump now wants to eliminate the funds altogether.