Articles By Jacquelyn Bengfort

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Jacquelyn Bengfort is a freelance writer based in Washington, DC. A social anthropologist by training, she writes on topics from education to the military, gender to fictional post-apocalyptic worldscapes.

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Management

Q&A: Bold Schools Can Use Technology to Serve Pedagogy

Award-winning teacher and administrator-turned-author Weston Kieschnick says technology can be a powerful classroom tool.

Digital Workspace

Q&A: Chesterfield County Schools CTO says Technology Plays Central Role in Education

Susan Bearden, director of digital programs for InnovateEDU and their Project Unicorn lead

Data Analytics

Q&A: Susan Bearden Pushes Ed Tech Users to Implement Interoperability Standards

Chris Turner coaching esport athletes at SULS

Classroom

Q&A: Building an Esports Pipeline to College and Beyond

Classroom

Schools Focus on Boosting Students’ Future Career Options

Data Center

Q&A: Kern County School Administrators on the Data-Driven Student Success

K–12 Schools Can Use Content Filtering Technology

Security

How K–12 Schools Can Use Next-Generation Content Filtering to Keep Students Safe

Classroom

Q&A: Rachel Gorton On How K–12 Schools Envision the Future of Education

Networking

Schools Invest in Infrastructure for Their Students' Futures

Software

Schools Leverage Apps and Easy-to-Manage Suites of Learning Tools

Classroom

How Flexible Furniture Influences Learning

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Articles By Jacquelyn Bengfort

Management

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Data Analytics

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Data Center

Security

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Articles By Jacquelyn Bengfort

Journey to the Cloud