For some districts, the concept of using data and artificial intelligence to make decisions seems far off in the future. But K–12 districts are already collecting a tremendous amount of data in ...

Now, the ESSER funding cliff challenges school leaders to rethink their approach to IT spending. “We're back to where we were ...

Generative artificial intelligence is fueling a surge in ghost student fraud. Learn how layered identity verification, ...

Federal research dollars are moving toward individual scientists while state and enrollment pressure also strains budgets.

Students are still behind pre-pandemic reading levels, but technology can identify where they are struggling and support ...

Thousands of Software as a Service tools create risks districts cannot manage equally. A rightsized program starts with ...

Traditional monitoring tools can no longer provide the visibility K–12 districts need. Observability offers a broader view ...

Network infrastructure is virtually invisible, but it is critical for today’s teaching and learning environments.

As quantum computing moves closer to becoming reality, bad actors are already harvesting data to crack encryption later.

Higher ed IT infrastructure has moved from the back office to now impact student enrollment and institutional reputation.

In response, school districts are increasingly turning to security awareness training as a frontline defense, pairing ...