Gwinnett County’s Sallie Holloway shares how the K–12 district paved the way for artificial intelligence in classrooms.

Ten years ago, EdTech magazine began recognizing tech-savvy leaders in K–12. We check in to see where some are today.

Empower teachers and staff to use artificial intelligence for teaching and task automation.

Automated ransomware and network scanning tools allow cybercriminals to exploit vulnerabilities before IT staff can address them.

Google’s generative artificial assistant is a productivity booster, a time saver and a learning enhancer.

With its ability to personalize lesson plans while boosting productivity, this AI chatbot is essential for educators and staff.

Smart lenses create digital layers for a more immersive learning experience.

What happens when your K–12 teams grow tired of multifactor authentication processes? Try these tips to combat MFA fatigue.

Passkeys could be a great alternative to traditional authentication methods.

Data governance is a key concern when it comes to using artificial intelligence in the workplace. Here’s what organizations need to know.

As artificial intelligence tools become ubiquitous, districts must make critical decisions that could reshape teaching and learning for years to come.

Schools are building innovative use cases for artificial intelligence that improve lesson planning and guide students into deeper creativity and critical thinking.

Early adopters of artificial intelligence are bringing the tech into their districts with thoughtful rollouts, ample training and clear guidance.

Back-office and IT staff are using generative AI tools to boost productivity and operate more efficiently.

Schools demonstrate success with artificial intelligence, showcasing efficiencies in administrative workflows and classrooms.

Agentic AI workflows can help schools break down silos and use their data sets more proactively.

K–12 schools should embrace multiple ways for students to learn. Here’s how.