All high schools in Georgia must teach computer science by 2024

A flurry of legislative activity in edtech this week included three new bills and advancement of one bill encouraging research on girls in tech.

Connie Atchley spent six years with the edtech firm and has also served in IT roles with Oregon State University.

After an attempt to approve the standards stalled in March, policymakers are now weighing a thorough curriculum against teachers' ability to teach it.

How to pay for a cloud-based invoicing and payment system in less than a year, and what higher ed can learn from state agencies’ move to automate.

Commentary: edWeb.net's Eileen Belastock reviews research showing students with smartphones receive one notification every eight minutes and pay less

School administrators are now investigating how he managed to send an obscene email to all students, staff and faculty.

Though the education sector faces similar threats seen elsewhere, its challenge is balancing essential flexibility with sound security practices.

Commentary: Oral Roberts University's CIO explains how doing it all with limited funding can often feel like "turning the Titanic in a duck pond."