Today’s K–12-native Domain Name System (DNS) filtering platforms from vendors such as GoGuardian, Lightspeed and Securly are ...

K–12 districts can uncover the real cost of student devices by measuring labor, licensing, repairs, downtime and retirement ...

Artificial intelligence chatbots can feel like a safe outlet for students. Here’s how schools can make sure they’re not going ...

Fueled by factors such as chronic absenteeism and pandemic learning challenges, students’ reading scores have been trending ...

Adam Stone writes on technology trends from Annapolis, Md., with a focus on government IT, military and first-responder technologies. At Metropolitan School District of Steuben County in Indiana, ...

This year’s report highlights how higher ed IT leaders are adapting with purpose to artificial intelligence, resource ...

K–12 districts are tightening contracts, standardizing data privacy agreements and building response plans to protect student ...

Cyber risk quantification is a key pillar in translating cybersecurity investments into measurable business outcomes.

Working closely with vendors to set expectations and understand risks is key to protecting student data and safety.

Roughly 3 in 10 college students drop out without earning any degree, resulting in higher unemployment and lower lifetime earnings than those who earn bachelor’s degrees, according to the Education ...

A quarter-by-quarter look at the federal grants, state programs and private funding sources that can help schools invest in the technology they need. Curtiss Strietelmeier is a K–12 analyst for CDW•G.

Managing higher ed’s artificial intelligence costs requires visibility into consumption, flexible guardrails and a clearer understanding of how different users work. Universities are expanding access ...