As we discovered in our recent article on cutting college costs, administrators and facility are getting creative with their budgets to reduce the financial stress on students. Brown University took…

School safety is top of mind for parents, administrators, and teachers alike, but what can you do when the aggressor is invisible? Hackers are increasingly targeting schools to gain information…

The rising cost of a college education isn’t just a concern for parents and students, it’s an issue that preoccupies college administrators too. To control rising tuition, college administrators focus…

Education technology is a growing industry that provides educators and students with new, innovative ways to learn and teach. In today’s world, it’s important for students to become accustomed to…

The shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on Valentine’s Day 2018 marked a tipping point in our public discourse about school violence. However, it also marked a turning point…

Digital technology seems to be everywhere – from the phone in your hand to the tablet you order lunch on – people have become accustomed to the ease these technologies…

This week at the CoSN 2019 Conference educators and technology leaders are imagining what the world will look like when today’s kindergarteners graduate in 2030. But more than just thinking…

Recently, our colleague, Shany Seawright at Connected Aviation Today had the opportunity to speak with retired NASA Astronaut, Mary Cleave, about her career and why she’s encouraging girls to explore…

Editor’s Note: This article from our friends at Government Technology Insider shares thoughts Ron Bushar, FireEye Vice President and CTO – Government Solutions, about cloud assurance challenges and best practices…

The Small, Rural School Achievement grant (SRSA grant), an important grant for rural schools looking to potentially increase their technology spend, is open for application. This grant, offered by the…