As campus technology increasingly aids students' academic lives, privacy violations, too, are becoming more frequent and invasive.

Inside cultures that are designed to be collaborative and open, IT leaders are struggling to corral their users and educate faculty on network risks.

Despite criticism that the report left critical data out of its analysis, its author maintains states have inadequate student data privacy policies.

School districts must train personnel on good cyber-hygiene, experts tell Congress, because teachers are unknowingly the most common offenders.

Future of Privacy Forum survey: Half of sharing began in last five years.

School CTOs interviewed by EdScoop said they are not deterred from using Google Apps for Education and other products despite accusations that the company collects student search…