With work/learn-from-home growing, IT staff in education face unique challenges in securing connectivity for students and faculty in their homes. In this blog post, John Headley highlights two other special concerns for IT and cybersecurity in education and his recommendations.
Education systems, including K-12 school districts, colleges, and universities, also experience cyberattacks, in fact, during the first half of 2017, the education sector alone made up 13 percent of data breaches.
Schools are implementing more technology into their education programs to keep up with modern technology.
Back to school means LOTS of back to school sales! This is the perfect time for students to purchase their back to school tech gadgets without blowing their budget.
Students study for countless hours, but they need the right tools and applications in order to succeed in school.
In order to assess and analyze the current state of educational technology we must look at baseline metrics to establish a starting point.
Schools are integrating more and more technology into their classrooms, requiring students to have computers, mobile devices, and other tech gadgets to be successful.
Let’s see how these five latest tech trends in classrooms can revolutionize the school scene…
