Incorporating student voices when purchasing new educational technology such as whiteboards and laptops allows school districts to boost learning and keep the technology relevant.

Higher education’s reliance on third-party software and Software as a Service platforms has never been more consequential.

Students’ first experience with drone flight is indoors, flying small Ryze Tech Tello drones in groups of three. “We keep 15 ...

From cloud applications and video to artificial intelligence tools and connected devices, schools continue to expand their ...

At the Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park, CEO and University of Illinois professor Harley Johnson outlines the ...

The loaners are, in part, old faculty and staff devices, classroom laptops that have been repurposed. The effort has had a ...

Districts with long-term one-to-one programs evolve their device management strategies over time, from purchase and ...

The presentation remote helps instructors spend less time managing technology and more time engaging students.

Amid constrained hiring, higher education IT leaders are rethinking roles and building new capabilities within the teams they ...

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

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