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Take Steps to Make Modern Learning Spaces A Reality

New program implements schools’ visions for classrooms, libraries, renovations and new construction

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Mixed Reality Brings New Life to K–12 Classrooms

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AI, Personalized Learning Are a Dynamic Duo for K–12 Classrooms

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K–12 Schools Work to Incorporate Computer Science into Curriculums

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4 Steps to Create a Strong 3D Printing Program

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5 Key Areas of Technology Professional Development for Teachers

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4 Ways K–12 Can Maximize the Impact of Immersive Technology in the Classroom

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Mindful Tracking Cookie Policies Improve K—12 Data Security

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Companies Invest in Preparing K–12 Students as Older Sectors Become Tech Integrated

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Experts Weigh in on Key Considerations for K–12 1:1 Programs

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Q&A with VR Innovator Kris Hupp on the Best Ways to Bring Tech to Schools

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How Edge Computing Could Benefit K–12 Classrooms

Experts see IoT, augmented and virtual reality and student outcomes as areas that could benefit from edge computing.

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5 Steps K-12 Schools Need to Consider When Moving to the Cloud

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3 Tips for Switching to Cloud for VoIP

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Students Use Microsoft Azure to Create Award-Winning Projects

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Logistics of 1:1 Programs Put Questions on the Table for K–12 Districts

School districts have numerous decisions to make as they plan and launch one-to-one computing initiatives. To help K–12 schools transition into their one-to-one programs, experts weigh in on some of the most important details for teachers, faculty and administrators to remember.
Teacher Training Is the First Step to EdTech Integration in K—12 Classrooms

In order for education and technology to blend seamlessly, teachers need to be prepared to integrate the latest classroom tools into their curriculum. Investing in professional development increases engagement opportunities for educators and learners alike, allowing for a deeper understanding of innovative learning tools.
Smart Devices Promise K–12 Benefits, if IT Infrastructure Is Up to the Task

The rise of the Internet of Things has K–12 IT teams looking for solutions to prepare their districts' infrastructure.
ISTE 2018: California District Pursues Data-Driven Decision-Making

California's largest high school had a lot of data, but no way to bring that information together to yield insights that could inform decisions. Today, they have Kernalytics, a program that educators and administrators can use to better understand and guide what's happening in their schools.
ISTE 2018: Take a Tour of the Modern Learning Environment

Makerspaces, movable furniture, huddle spaces and a brand-new take on the teacher's desk make today's classrooms flexible, collaborative and active.

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4 Tips to Boost Your K12 District’s Wi-Fi

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K–12 Schools Should Teach Soft Skills to Prepare Students for the Future Workforce

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Makerspace Educators Need Professional Development, Too

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Google Classroom Updates K–12 Teachers Should Know

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It's Time for K–12 Schools to Change the Integration Conversation

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What K–12 Administrators Should Think About When Integrating Classroom Tech

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Review: Acer Tab 10 Gives Students the Best of Chromebooks and Tablets

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Montour School District Prepares Students for an AI Future

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How Edge Computing Could Benefit K–12 Classrooms

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How K–12 School Districts Can Best Prepare for Ransomware Recovery

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