Cybersecurity

From a lack of interest to insufficient education about this technology, many students are hesitant to incorporate into their school work, new research suggests.

Many educators agree that AI monitoring tools can identify at-risk students but some worry the technology may also "compromise student privacy and perpetuate existing inequalities."

Working with the conference organizers, the editors of District Administration® conducted a comprehensive evaluation of approximately 210 submissions—the highest number to date. Come watch the winners demo their extraordinary products at FETC 2024 in Orlando this coming January.

According to data from Turnitin shared with District Administration, the company has flagged at least four million student papers for containing 80% of content likely written by AI.

The end of pandemic relief funds is swiftly approaching, and with it, many schools' ability to invest in technology. Here are some ideas on how you can purchase and maintain student technology in a way that's cost-effective.

"2023 has been a tough year for K12 cybersecurity, and some states and local education entities are not taking it as seriously as they should," says Tim Chadwick, chief information security officer at LINQ.