A California school system reflects on the products and processes behind its communications and network infrastructure upgrade.

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Danger Defanged

Two new Barracuda Networks content filtering solutions show promise.

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Silent Guardian

Network access control and other security technologies help IT managers deliver the stable network environment that teachers and students expect.

Tech Trends

All-Access Pass

This Windows 7 feature gives Hawken School users seamless, secure access to network resources whenever they’re online.

Product Review

Short and Sweet

This short-throw multimedia projector casts classroom content in a whole new (feature-rich) light.

Product Review

Getting Through the Gatekeeper

This all-in-one security appliance ably protects school networks from the web’s worst threats.

Features

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Fit To Be Tried

Whether it’s one-to-one or “bring your own device,” school IT departments must rise to the challenge when change is afoot.

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BYOD-Friendly

Building a “bring your own device” program isn’t as daunting as it may seem.

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The One-to-One Transformation

“Bring your own device” programs have transformed the way schools are delivering technology services to students.

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Retool Time

When a patchwork approach to repairs and upgrades isn’t enough. School IT leaders reveal the red flags that made a major overhaul imperative.

Opinion

Letter From the Editor

A Necessary Discussion

“Bring your own device” is a hot topic among educators these days, and for good reason: We just can’t seem to live without our mobile devices.

Contributor Column

Equity Management

Research suggests a class divide between those who produce media content and those who consume it.

Contributor Column

School Daze

In 2009, educator Shelly Blake-Plock identified 21 things that would be obsolete by 2020. Technology’s evolution may hasten the demise of some, but it also will empower students in ways yet to be seen.