Tags K-12
Driving district master schedules by putting students first
Commentary: Eileen Belastock of Mount Greylock Regional School District warns not to position students as an afterthought in scheduling.
GIS can enrich spatial thinking and learning in K-12, say experts
Speakers at a Library of Congress event on GIS Day touted the educational utility of geospatial data and related mapping technologies.
Most educational software licenses go unused in K-12 districts
Just 30 percent of software licenses purchased by K-12 school districts were used by students, according to a recent academic study.
5 things to consider when evaluating state test score data
Commentary: Data analysis is tricky, but done diligently it can be invaluable to schools, says edWeb.net’s Stacey Pusey.
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.
To track lead in drinking water, school districts go digital
A combination of EPA-approved water testing kits and facility management software is helping schools manage lead testing data.
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.
