While U.S. schools wrestle with the decision to reopen this fall or embrace remote education amid the pandemic, parents are apprehensive and skeptical of both options and have taken it upon themselves to find a Door Number 3.
While most teachers have methods for dealing with students acting up in a physical classroom, they are having to quickly learn to address interruptions in a virtual classroom. Not only are students finding ways to use technology to act up ...
Due to COVID-19, K-12 schools were forced to quickly move all learning online, whether they were fully prepared from a technology perspective or not. Many districts across the country have announced they will continue remote learning into ...
COVID-19 shines a spotlight on the existing digital divide in the U.S., leaving low-income students at a great disadvantage in the remote learning era. At least 12 million school-aged children are impacted by the "homework gap." Check out ...
As a school district IT Admin or Leader, you are essential to America functioning in the unfortunate new normal—you operate the largest networks in the country and in your cities. None of us know when this is going to end but more and more ...
As COVID-19 has hit the country, IT teams at school districts have never been so important. Their efforts have been invaluable as school districts ensure our kids can continue learning from home. This is no small feat. Even for schools ...
To our school district IT departments,
Network server upgrade or laptops for every student? A new learning management system or eTextbooks?
Budget season is rarely a walk in the park IT directors, CTOs, and CIOs in the K-12 industry. They're often tasked with implementing cost-effective, compliant tools and systems with limited finances and resources. Yet, contrary to what ...