Category: Classroom Ready

“Lag” is a term frequently used by video game players. In video games, some lag can be resolved with the right graphics cards. When lag troubles K–12…

As devices and online applications become more robust, cybersecurity becomes more important. Because of this, it also becomes more expensive to insure. Amy McLaughlin, cybersecurity…

Getting technology into the hands of all K–12 students was the first step. With a focus on closing the digital divide, school districts are now…

Intentional implementation of educational technology is a crucial component of the continued forward momentum of K–12 education. However, districts must take the right steps to…

The Consortium for School Networking kicked off its annual conference Monday in Nashville, Tenn., with a keynote session featuring three leaders in policy, education and technology. Musician…

The Consortium for School Networking kicked off its annual conference Monday in Nashville, Tenn., with a keynote session featuring three leaders in policy, education and technology. Musician…

When it comes to preparing students for the science, technology, engineering and math jobs of the future, some school districts are getting a head start…

When it comes to funding for K–12 schools, there are two types of grants: formula-based (such as Title funds) and competitive. Formula-based grants are allocated…

When schools transitioned to remote learning two years ago, tech took on a new role in educational instruction. After adjusting to using computers in their…

As digital tools become more prevalent, educators are discovering a desire to continue working with technology. Those who want to move into a role in educational…