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Artificial Intelligence

AI Literacy for K–12 Students: A Guide for Educators

Students should remain creative and curious while thinking critically about how artificial intelligence works and when it should be used.

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K–12 Districts Train the Next Generation of Cybersecurity Professionals

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Artificial Intelligence

Bring the Power of AI to Your School Through Google Workspace for Education

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Management

Q&A: Alana Winnick Wants To Give Students a Seat at the Table

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Digital Workspace

Teaching Young Children To Tackle Social Media Misinformation

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Hardware

Review: Ricoh fi-8170 Is a Simple Yet Powerful Scanner for K–12 Education Applications

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Security

Built-In Google and Microsoft Security Features Protect Schools and Students

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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Data Center

Business Continuity Keeps Albany District Running No Matter What

Artificial Intelligence

The Rise of Agentic AI: What Do IT Leaders Need to Know?

Hardware

4 Tips for Choosing the Best Strategy for Upgrading Interactive Flat Panels in K-12

Management

Digital Twins Could Make Facilities Management in K–12 More Efficient

Classroom

Schools Set Their Sights on VR Learning Opportunities

Hardware

Review: Logitech Rally Bar Turns Classrooms Into Learning Studios

Security

Cybersecurity and Physical Security Assessments Protect Schools

Security

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

Management

DoDEA Grants Support K–12 School Programs

Software

Unified Endpoint Management Solves K–12 Security and Compliance Struggles

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Security

K–12 Districts Train the Next Generation of Cybersecurity Professionals

A growing number of districts are offering classes and programs designed to prepare students for careers in cybersecurity.

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Security

Built-In Google and Microsoft Security Features Protect Schools and Students

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Security

Cybersecurity and Physical Security Assessments Protect Schools

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Security

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

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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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5 Things to Consider When Creating a K–12 Makerspace

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Hardware

Classroom Charging Stations and Carts: What to Look For

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Management

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

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

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