10 Reasons Why Frequent Testing Makes Sense
Posted by John Kleeman It matters to society, organizations and individuals that test results are trustable. Tests and exams are used to make important decisions about […]
Technology Leadership Summit: Solutions for Your District
The expertise and leadership of chief technology officers and other district leaders is invaluable in today’s schools. Front-line educators, students, parents, community members, and administrators […]
Questionmark Achieves U.S. Government FedRAMP Authorization
Posted by John Kleeman I’m pleased today to be able to share some exciting news. For four years, we have been working hard to make […]
CyberSecurity: I DON’T accept WHY people DON’T understand to apply Updates on THEIR computers & Smartphones as it is about Responsibility AND Cyber-Hygiene
. . Let us talk about Hygiene… Strange, I make an introduction about Hygiene in an Cyber-Security Blog, ISN’T it?!! Well, there is a reason […]
Training your staff of your workplace against burglars and break-ins
Are the employees in your office or workplace trained and equipped to handle break-ins, robberies and theft? Doesn’t really matter whether your answer to the […]
How to Spot a Teenage Cyber-Hacker
A new study concludes that many hacker kids tend to have the same qualities as other children who engage in more traditional troubled behavior out […]
TCEA Responds: Google and Student Data
Dear TCEA Responds: I’m reaching out to you with a question on Google and student data. In your opinion, how safe are we with sharing […]
Top 8 Takeaways from WWDC 2019
From June 3-7, our software developers Steve Richey and Daniel Pfeiffer attended WWDC in San Jose, CA. WWDC hosted over 100 Apple presented technical and […]
Civil Rights Groups Sound Alarm Over Florida School-Safety Database
Citing Education Week's reporting, the ACLU and nearly three dozen other groups asked Fla. Gov. Ron DeSantis to immediately halt construction of the new statewide […]
How to Keep Your Cloud-Based LMS Software Protected
For any organization that relies on cloud-based LMS software for continual learning and development (L&D), cybersecurity should be a top concern. If you’re not keeping […]
Will New York Do the Right Thing on Facial Recognition in Schools?
For those who care about the evolving terrain of student data privacy and civil liberties issues in schools, you may know that the actions of […]
Dangerous Vulnerability Found In Moodle 3.6.3, Earlier Versions Potentially Affected, Issue Not Yet Fix
On April 28th, a vulnerability affecting Moodle 3.6.3 was documented by ethical hacker from Turkey Özkan Mustafa, aka AKKUŞ on his Pentest Blog. URGENT: Review […]
