Central Piedmont Community College, an institution with 50,000 students in Charlotte, North Carolina, has canceled classes after a cyberattack disabled key systems used for remote learning.

Applications for risk management planning and mapping are helping school administrators better coordinate with emergency response agencies.

A circuitous and highly manual process has been retired thanks to new software that is changing how the university runs its back offices.

The fourth cohort of leaders who will define the future of technology in K-12 education were named at CoSN's annual conference in Portland, Oregon.

State officials initially hoped to achieve this milestone by 2022, but after re-evaluating their approach, they found a way to reach all students in 2018.

Emer is leading North Carolina to a historic first: offering unlimited broadband to every classroom in the state.

The Friday Institute found increased classroom participation and success at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools.

Infosys injects .7 million into state-supported tech hub initiative to train 2,000 tech workers in machine learning, big data and cloud computing.

DMAPS, an online database that compiles states' policies for digital instruction, has been updated and expanded.