A flurry of legislative activity in edtech this week included three new bills and advancement of one bill encouraging research on girls in tech.

The competition is designed to introduce students to real-world attack scenarios and encourage them to pursue careers in cybersecurity.

Commentary: Eileen Abbott, a volunteer with Agile Charities, explains how the nonprofit is helping adults get placed in a growing IT workforce.

Educause says universities and colleges are searching for ways to adapt to online competitors and an evolving workforce.

The Washington metro area has more computer science graduates than anywhere else, but university officials say it still isn't enough.

For supporting students and building relationships with industry, the group's members say they can do more together than they could have alone.

The Digital Equity Act aims to expand internet access to millions more Americans, providing new opportunities to succeed in school and the workforce.

Amid a growing need for a talented cybersecurity workforce, the Florida school has announced a new program around network security and related topics.

Data from the survey shows that credentials are becoming increasingly important to hiring managers and students, who report feeling unprepared.