The "Guide Dawg" app will help visually impaired students get to and from class more easily and avoid hazards on campus.

While well-intentioned, many teachers don't know how to evaluate data privacy standards of digital resources. IT leaders can help with that.

The app marketplace is too vast for teachers to sort out alone, said Kristy Sailors, but her district has a few tricks to ensure its apps are safe.

Commentary: edWeb.net's Stacey Pusey shares how educators are using a new platform to manage data privacy and boost outcomes in the classroom.

Commentary: K-12 students are in many cases savvier and more thoughtful than educators anticipate, says edWeb.net’s Stacey Pusey.

Apple Education's Jon Landis told a conference audience that educators must evolve to keep pace with the unprecedented changes seen in tech today.

The app allows students, teachers and parents to report suspicious or potentially violent activity to a new call center in the AG's office.

Costs and ease of use improve as Microsoft and other companies expand features and promote them.

The Missouri university will become the first higher ed institution to outfit every on-campus living space with an Amazon Echo Dot.