All-flash arrays can optimize data center operations and create a foundation for new services.

Taking the digital leap requires broadband access, proper funding and the right people on board.

Project Lead The Way's president and CEO says students should be engaged and excited about their futures and careers.

Code your way around repetitive tasks with this scripting language tool.

Use these tips to make sure your school district retires its old tech responsibly.

This first-of-its-kind device does double duty for K–12 schools.

All-in-one collaboration solution shifts easily between videoconference and shared computer.

To power up more devices, schools need to be mindful when refreshing networks.

K–12 districts anticipate and adapt to changing technology needs.

Districts extend their wireless networks to buses, sports facilities to expand students’ opportunities.

Schools should prepare by forming disaster recovery and continuity of operation plans, experts say.

K–12 students also produce their own films, news broadcasts and other content in media classes.

Planning goes beyond disaster recovery to include everyone in the organization.

Apply a mix of cybersecurity awareness and best practices to guard against digital extortion attempts.