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We recently spoke with Rebecca Carlson, an AP Biology teacher and Project Lead the Way biomedical science teacher at Van Buren High School, part of the Van Buren School District…

In recent years, educational technology has been implemented throughout schools of every level. From colleges and universities to early learning institutions, education technology has shaped the way our classrooms functions,…

Education was ranked last out of 17 major industries in a recent report focused on cybersecurity preparedness. Colleges are universities are constant targets for bad actors looking to get ahold…

Nexford University, a new player in the online education community, was looking to build and launch their student-focused web site quickly and inexpensively. They turned to Sitecore and their partner XCentium to deliver the solution.

The personalized learning movement is shaping the way students and teachers interact. Students take a more active role in their education, and teachers, while still performing their original duties, are…

The Personalized Learning Summit, a conference that brings together educators focused on student development and innovation, came to a close last week. During the summit, teachers, education technology pioneers, and…

School districts, colleges, and universities are a popular target for cyber attackers seeking private information. Because educational institutions store large amounts of complete information – from email usernames and passwords…

Allison Kerley Townsend, a third-grade teacher at Barnwell Elementary School in Fulton County, Georgia took the stage this week at the Personalized Learning Summit begin held in Atlanta. Townsend was…

Malicious security threats are nothing new to the education industry, but these threats are becoming more difficult to detect and combat. Take Scott County School, for instance, they recently fell…

Digital tools are flooding classrooms making daily tasks easier for both students and teachers, but what happens to the data produced by these systems? Well, nothing if the school doesn’t…