The National Integrated Cyber Education Research Center will receive 5 years of funding to expand its reach to a projected seven million new students.

Citing concerns about information privacy in FAFSA, Sen. Ron Wyden is asking the Education secretary to implement stronger security controls.

Louisiana man used Donald Trump's Social Security number to fill out the digital student-aid form, hoping to obtain the president's federal tax information.

Analysis from the Data Quality Campaign shows reports bogged down by lack of clarity, accessibility and jargon.

Technology — specifically, simple, personalized text messages — can nudge students toward accessing federal student aid.

Nesmith has shepherded school systems in the state as they navigate "one of the most restrictive student privacy laws in the nation."

SETDA issued a set of case studies to illustrate "there is no one-size-fits-all" in adopting digital and personalized learning.

The Consortium for School Networking released a new resource to shepherd IT response to water damage.

Report from SETDA considers importance of leadership, accessibility, equity of access and acquisition policies in implementing digital instructional materials.

Outreach director Kevin Nolten hopes schools will infuse the center's instructional resources into classes as part of a long-term, government-supported effort to build a cybersecurity workforce.