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Creative ways universities are recruiting women into technology
NCWIT's Angela Galik shares how schools are involving parents and reframing narratives to disrupt stereotypes around women in technology.
Why K-12 educators should rethink their school schedules
Far from innocuous, scheduling can drive student performance as the "heart of the school."
5 critical guidelines for data privacy across school districts
How school superintendents can keep student data private in an accelerating tech market.
Five steps to rolling out a successful classroom device program
Commentary: Lenovo Software's Jessica Menasian highlights considerations around budget, digital citizenship and teacher needs.
Three key questions for understanding your edtech ecosystem
Commentary: edWeb.net's Stacey Pusey explains how a little probing could uncover a fragmented and potentially privacy-violating K-12 edtech environment.
Data is the lifeblood of Michigan State University’s ‘digital nervous system’
Michael Dawisha, a chief information officer at MSU, explains how modern systems are bestowing insights that improve communication and fuel decisions.
How innovative universities are boosting female student retention in computer science
Angela Galik of NCWIT explains how universities around the country are attracting women to computer science and keeping them engaged and confident.
How to empower superintendents and connect technology with learning
edweb's Stacey Pusey breaks down a recent webinar that details five steps toward a more judicious application of technology in the classroom.
New 'digital citizenship' curriculum helps students become responsible tech users
edWeb's Julia Ottesen shares how a free curriculum for K-12 students addresses a wide range of issues, from hate speech to time management.
Let’s get together: How a CISO-CBO partnership can reduce information security risk
CISOs and CBOs should forge their appreciation for risk, compliance, and resource management into stronger efforts to secure institutional resources.
