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Hardware

Envision New Life for Devices as Refresh Cycles Approach

K–12 IT leaders can extend the life of their devices and make budget-conscious choices when hardware needs to be replaced.

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Management

What to Consider When Investing in Collaboration Technologies for the Classroom

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Classroom

What Does the Modern Library Look Like for K–12 Students?

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Classroom

Why K-12 Schools Must Invest in Teaching Quantum Computing Today

Classroom

Review: Lightspeed Redcat’s Audio System Delivers High-Quality Sound in the Classroom

Networking

How Wi-Fi 6 Can Help K-12 Schools Outmaneuver Bad Actors

Management

Why Effective IT Leadership Must Have Inclusive Technology Systems

Security

Fact or Fallacy: Don’t Fall for These Common Myths About MFA in K–12

Classroom

Designing a Modern K-12 Classroom: A Conversation with K-12 IT and Instruction Leaders

Classroom

Essential Classroom Technology to Reduce Digital Overload in K–12

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These Lesser Known Educational Technologies Remain Vital to Learning

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Cloud

How Cloud Software Widens Student Access to Learning

Software as a Service brings digital learning to life in K-12 classrooms.

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Cloud

Cybercriminals Are Attacking Networks Using Cloud Storage Services

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Cloud

SASE Is a Game Changer for Boosting K–12 Cybersecurity, Says Palo Alto Networks’ CTO

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Cloud

How CASBs Are Helping K–12 Schools Bolster Cybersecurity

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Designing a Modern K-12 Classroom: A Conversation with K-12 IT and Instruction Leaders

A Texas school district is continuing to lead the digital innovation effort.
Watch & Learn: Technology Untethers Teachers from Their Desks

Wireless devices and artificial intelligence support flexible teaching and learning.
Watch & Learn: Immersive Technologies Help Students Learn More About Careers

Virtual reality allows K–12 students to safely explore realistic scenarios they could experience on the job.
Watch & Learn: Network Upgrades Connect Students to Immersive Experiences

One K–12 district shares how more bandwidth and faster internet enabled students to experience augmented and virtual reality and competitive esports.
IT Experts Reveal Critical Incident Response Best Practices for K–12

Schools can reduce vulnerability by shoring up end-user training, investing in assessments and making a plan, panelists say.

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Management

Without Supplemental Pandemic Funding, Digital Divide Risks Increase

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Security

What Are KOSA and COPPA and How Do They Impact K–12 Education?

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Classroom

How School Districts Are Using Upgraded Audiovisual Tools to Improve Learning

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Internet

Online Community Offers Connection and Support for K–12 IT Admins

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Hardware

K–12 Schools Use Mixed and Virtual Reality to Immerse Students in Future Careers

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Security

As Cybersecurity Costs Rise, How Can K–12 Schools Ratchet Up Protection on a Budget?

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Hardware

Strong Lifecycle Management Plans Can Support Successful One-to-One Programs in K–12

Sophia Mendoza is Director of Los Angeles Unified School District’s Instructional Technology Initiative.

Management

Q&A: Empowering Students and Educators with Technology

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Classroom

Technology Supports Personalized Learning in K–12 Schools

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Hardware

Lenovo’s Legion Tower 5 Offers Schools a Great Loadout for Entry-Level Esports

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