A middle school teacher shares her favorite artificial intelligence upgrades to a popular design tool.

Without a detailed roadmap of how to respond and who to contact, schools will find it difficult to survive a cyberattack.

This powerful tool can enhance student engagement and foster immersive learning.

By combining security tools and an incident task force, tech leaders can rest easier, says Vanessa Wrenn.

Data centers are energy hogs. Here are some tech considerations to help turn down the heat.

Georgia Tech researchers work to make coding more accessible and less reliant on visuals.

Not all shadow IT presents the same level of risk. Here are five things K–12 IT managers struggling with it should know.

The latest security information and event management technology serves as a unified data platform applying real-time modern intelligence and analytics to organizations’ security data.

A thorough assessment can help schools save big money and effort.

Districts are finding that technology adoption is easier when IT and curriculum departments work hand in hand.

Smart technology makes it easier for staff to monitor and manage school facilities.

K–12 technology teams look for alternate ways to configure and repair thousands of devices.

For junior high students, gaming can be a pipeline to varsity competition, scholarships and careers.

When emergencies arise, K–12 technology leaders must know who to call and why.

A useful guide for ed tech goes beyond feelings to identify organizational commonalities and shared agreements.

Here’s how schools can get their hands on a piece of the $200 million that’s part of the Federal Communications Commission’s new, limited-time program.