EdTech compiled a list of 50 must-read K-12 IT bloggers to keep educational technology enthusiasts in the loop.

A recent client virtualization deployment already has saved this California school district $40,000 in maintenance and staffing costs.

Subscription-based software licensing delivers cost and time savings.

This Texas school’s student-driven technology literacy program aims to improve technology adoption by students and teachers alike.

What schools should know about this new breed of portable computing devices.

Students better absorb class content when they create their own books about it using technology.

This document camera’s wide range of motion lets teachers present lesson content in powerful new ways.

These best practices can help districts adapt to the influx of unconventional devices on their networks.

This Google Chrome–based mobile computing device delivers on its promised speed, simplicity and security.

These strategies can help teachers maximize social media’s learning potential without using the tools.

Video conferencing technologies transform the traditional field trip experience.

Preparing teachers and staff should be essential elements of any STEM initiative.

Through collaboration, schools’ science and math programs gain traction with staff, students and parents.

School districts have success crafting lesson plans based on real-world science and math challenges.

Sometimes, high-schoolers are the most valuable, cost-effective resources for engaging young students in science.

How IT departments are spending their summer months (and district dollars) to ready classrooms and programming for the upcoming school year.

New CDW•G report explores student, teacher and IT staff feelings about emerging classroom methods — and how technology can help.

Cloud-based apps and content resources make 24x7 teaching and learning possible for educators — and for the tech-savvy students in their charge.

Three-year research effort by eMINTS will develop roadmap for creating a better teaching and learning experience.