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Cybersecurity and Physical Security Assessments Protect Schools

Conducting a security assessment, particularly with the assistance of a professional, can give K–12 IT teams an improvement plan to bring to school leadership.

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Microsoft Supports Solutions to Help K–12 Districts Police Their AI Work

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DoDEA Grants Support K–12 School Programs

K12 IT Director Relaxed in Office Thanks to Device Management for Security

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Unified Endpoint Management Solves K–12 Security and Compliance Struggles

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5 Things to Consider When Creating a K–12 Makerspace

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Classroom Charging Stations and Carts: What to Look For

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Q&A: St. Vrain Valley School District Plants the Seeds for Success

AI is a thought partner. It’s that springboard that can help get you to where you need to go.”

Gabriel Carrillo, Instructional Technology Specialist, North East Independent School District

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Q&A: Moving Chesapeake Public Schools Forward With Innovative Strategy

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Q&A: Making an Undeniable Impact on Atlanta Public Schools This Year

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Q&A: Is It Possible To Have Too Much Technology in Classrooms?

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DVLED Video Walls Take Over Schools, Inside and Out

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Q&A: The Value of AI-Powered Devices in K–12 Classrooms and Beyond

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Let Students Take the Lead

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4 SIEM Solutions That Can Boost K–12 Cybersecurity

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3 Key Questions to Ask an MSSP in K–12 Education

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From Devices to Development: Supporting Schools Through Strategic Partnerships

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AI-Powered Cybersecurity Solutions With the Biggest Impact in K–12

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Elementary students walking on school campus

Security

Cybersecurity and Physical Security Assessments Protect Schools

Conducting a security assessment, particularly with the assistance of a professional, can give K–12 IT teams an improvement plan to bring to school leadership.

Robot in a spotlight

Security

Microsoft Supports Solutions to Help K–12 Districts Police Their AI Work

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4 SIEM Solutions That Can Boost K–12 Cybersecurity

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3 Key Questions to Ask an MSSP in K–12 Education

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ISTELive 25: K–12 IT Influencers Examine AI in Education

Ed tech experts contemplate artificial intelligence’s possibilities, risks and future in schools and beyond.
ISTELive 25: Fund K–12 Projects with Creativity and Advocacy

Approach budgets like a puzzle and reach out to local or state-level stakeholders to fund K–12 ed tech initiatives.
ISTELive 25: The Intersection of Indigenous Culture and Technology

Technology shows K–12 students the importance of learning and preserving native perspectives.
ISTELive 25: A K–12 Student Repair Team Success Story

Bowling Green Independent School District teaches students real-world skills, training them to fix broken staff and student devices.
ISTELive 25: Empower Students to Shape Their Learning With Technology

Give K–12 students an opportunity to engage, share their voice and become leaders in education environments.

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