Systems are broken, not children, says K–12 disability advocate Lindsay E. Jones.

This browser-based platform allows educators to configure their virtual classrooms to encourage maximum student engagement.

Preparedness, staffing and zero-trust implementation are among the top concerns for cybersecurity professionals in the education sector, according to new research conducted by CDW.

Here are five questions you should ask about the assaults bad actors use to hit schools when they are already down.

Follow these steps to ensure your school or district is protected when an IT employee leaves.

As some K–12 schools embrace chatbot tutors, others are still weighing the pros and cons.

Here’s how schools can amp up the educational version of the wildly popular Minecraft game for competition.

School technology departments need everyone’s help in putting a stop to cybercrime.

The Lenovo 300w Yoga Gen 4 laptop transforms to support reading, drawing, typing, writing and presenting.

As K–12 districts turn to student-run help desks, in part to stem the ever-growing IT talent shortage, students gain valuable tech experience in return.

With bee colonies on the decline, K–12 students turn to technology to understand why.

Leaders wonder if the nation’s new educational technology plan goes far enough to make digital equity a reality.

Schools install powerful, cloud-based surveillance tools to keep students safe.

To progress in school, students need to feel safe from physical, psychological and online threats.

While districts might not be able to compete with private industry for IT talent, they still have a lot to offer.

Extending Wi-Fi to buses supports after-school learning and reduces the homework gap.