Technology marketplace will be more efficient in addressing various school and student needs in the coming school year, says Cator.

President Obama hopes to bring high-speed wireless Internet to all rural areas in the next five years.

Districts demand integrated solutions, in addition to parent portals and mobile access—all while saving costs.

The U.S. Department of Education uses this district as a prime example of a district doing it right

Plan to upgrade your district’s infrastructure for increased capacity and security.

The FCC released plans to get all U.S. students, from kindergarten through the 12th grade, using electronic book titles by 2017—in five years.

Although touchscreen tablets work well as personalized tools, they cannot be a replacement for interactive whiteboards, which help autistic students with social learning in a group setting.

If you could put together a staff to make the most of educational technology in your district, what would it look like?

Many districts have blocked YouTube saying it was a distraction. Its new portal, however, offers solutions to teachers.

An evaluation of a N.C.-based mobile math project found that not only did math scores increase, but teachers changed their manner of instruction and students were more engaged.