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IT technology isn’t just about hardware and software. We believe in telling stories about the way technology is shaping and transforming business. Our long-form storytelling can be explored through our features, which offer a look into the businesses, the people, the problems — and, most important, the solutions.

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How K–12 Schools Are Making Technology Work for Educators

Tim Miles

Shrewd K–12 IT Leaders Boost Savings and Efficiency with the Internet of Things

Matt Prause

Why More Schools Are Breaking Away from In-House Device Management

Fil Santiago

K–12 Schools Are Betting That Cloud Providers Can Better Secure Their Data

Putnam County (Fla.) School District middle school student playing Esports

More K–12 Schools Expand Esports to Middle and Younger Grades

Students in Pennsylvania’s California Area School District study bees

Students Configure Ed Tech to Function in the Great Outdoors

K-12 2024 Influencers

30 K–12 IT Influencers to Follow in 2024

High school students Bethlehem Central School District’s

Schools Give Students a Career Head Start with Help Desk Opportunities

Omar Valerio CIO and CTO of Westminster Christian School in Palmetto Bay, Fla.

Independent and Private Schools Address Unique Cybersecurity Threats

Bob Kuhn

Students Collect Data from Apiaries for Project-Based Learning

National Ed Tech Plan Roundtable participants

Educators Wrestle with the Real-Life Applications of New K–12 Federal Policy Document

Manuel Zamudio

K–12 Leaders Find Technology Helps Speed Physical Security Responses for All

Don Soyinthisane

High-Touch Learning for the Modern Classroom

Robert Sidford

Why More K–12 Schools are Modernizing Their IT Procurement Process

Kerri Wall, Senior Instructional Technology Administrator and Data Privacy Compliance Officer for the School District of Indian River County, works with students in a new collaborative library space.

Flexible Furniture Gives Teachers and Students More Opportunities for Collaboration

Gary Udouj

More High School Students Are Getting a Jump on College Credits Now

Sumner County Schools’ Brian Lindsey, Network Administrator; Michael Erlewine, Junior Systems Administrator; Chris Brown, Assistant Director for Information Services; and Cole Border, Junior Systems Administrator, over saw the district’s network upgrade.

Network Upgrades Enhance the Educational Experience, Tech Leaders Say

Jenni Washington, Fort Worth Independent School District

Modern App Delivery Paves an Affordable Pathway to Career Training

Bourbon County School District Principal Morgan Adkins (left) and CIO Wesley Tipton are championing four days of in-person class time per week.

Technology Gives K–12 Teachers the Power to Teach from Anywhere

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Schools with Small IT Staff and Small Budgets Find It’s Better to Call In Backup

Erin Ford

These K–12 Schools Are Using Asset-Tracking Technology To Save Money and Reduce Risk

Jeanelle Greene

From the Bus to the Wilderness: How Hyperconnected Schools Expand Learning Opportunities

Steve Nielsen, IT Coordinator for Oberlin City Schools in Ohio, says fellow K–12 technology leaders must make every effort to harden their backups.

How Multiple Cloud Backup Systems Can Help K-12 Leaders Rest Easy

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