Tech & Cybersecurity

No Wi-Fi? How to keep students online at home

Students will soon be able to check out Wi-Fi hotspots at their school library through a new E-Rate-funded program.

AI disruption: How to embrace process over product

AI mimics authentic research, completes assignments and synthesizes information in a cohesive and technically accurate manner. As such, it's critical for educators to emphasize the learning process over the final product.

Why K12 lags behind higher ed in AI adoption

College students are more likely to report receiving guidance about how to use the technology. High schoolers, not so much.

Integrating technology with instruction: A path to enhanced learning

An assistant superintendent of technology and learning explores the multifaceted relationship between technology and education this school year, examining this dynamic partnership's benefits, challenges and future directions.

School boards and AI: Is it the new hot topic?

The upshot of Burbio's latest reasearch is that artificial intelligence is getting a lot more attention than AI policy or guidance.

3 ways K12 educators can integrate emerging tech into their curriculum

To effectively integrate emerging technologies, it’s essential to equip educators with the knowledge and skills to help students understand what they’re learning.

Harnessing AI: Merging Innovation with Strategy for District-Wide Impact

Date & Time: Wednesday, August 7th at 2 pm ET

In this insightful roundtable discussion, a leading superintendent will share how their district is successfully integrating AI and the positive impact it’s having in their schools. Also on the panel will be thought leaders from Owl Ventures, Amira Learning and Istation, who will discuss the recent merger of these innovative edtech providers, and how future AI-powered technologies will impact K-12 teaching and learning.  

DA survey: Artificial intelligence can enhance and empower K12

Today’s generation of students cannot afford to wait 10 years to realize the game-changing potential of artificial intelligence so it is extremely encouraging to see how district leaders have already embraced AI.

4 ways tech is helping kids avoid summer learning slides

What's encouraging you is that a healthy number of students, particularly those in grades 2 through 8, are engaged in summer learning—and parents deserve the credit.

What do effective AI guidelines look like? Check out this new approach

New Jersey recently published statewide resources for its educators. Let's dive in and learn about their approach to AI in education.

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