EdTech gathers the most important news, tips and social trends impacting K–12 IT today.

Leaders from the Consortium for School Networking make the case for focusing on VOI rather than ROI.

This next-generation, high-performance computing technology looms large as a game changer for education.

Educators detail how and why stakeholders identified the device that drives Community Consolidated School District 21’s one-to-one program.

These five tips can help teachers better integrate the Google Chrome–based mobile devices into instruction.

From coast to coast, state education leaders are developing IT programs to benefit all students within their borders.

Convergence offers benefits — in the data center and beyond — that resource-strapped districts can’t ignore.

As far as document cameras go, Epson's DC-12 stands head and shoulders above the competition.

This security appliance packs all the power of an enterprise solution into a box that’s affordable for budgets of any size.

District IT leaders share the stories behind their efforts to build a network that won’t impede or compromise instruction.

3D printers, sophisticated software and other technologies are helping many schools incorporate the arts into their STEM curricula.

Proper project management is key to a successful rollout.

A fresh look and fresh content make the magazine (and soon, its website) even more engaging for readers.

A Texas teacher explains how students’ love of gaming can be leveraged to teach in-demand skills.

The author of a new book on “teaching machines” ponders the possible effects on teaching and learning.

Field testing for looming mandatory online assessments is now underway in select states. What will it teach us?