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An Oregon school district is using voluntary, teacher-controlled classroom cameras to resolve misconduct allegations in minutes, bypassing a major state backlog.
The Lawrence school district in Kansas is facing a lawsuit over student surveillance and recently replaced its monitoring software while trying to have the case dismissed.
Fargo Public Schools will require middle and high school students to scan their school IDs on buses starting Oct. 27 to improve safety and tracking.
Chicago Public Schools is considering a $60 million contract to track school devices after an audit revealed 77,000 laptops and tablets were lost or stolen.
Lincoln Public Schools and ALLO Communications have partnered to offer free, city-wide internet access to all students in grades 6-12 through a new program.
TED, the organization known for its influential conferences, is shifting its strategic focus from exclusive events to the rapidly growing educational technology sector.
Kearney Public Schools in Nebraska continues classes despite a major cybersecurity attack that has disabled its phone, computer, and email systems.
Parents and educators are raising alarms over widespread student distraction caused by school-issued devices, despite personal phone bans, prompting calls for stricter classroom tech policies.
Harvard students are reporting widespread technical difficulties and usability issues following a mandatory university-wide switch to the Okta Verify authentication app.
A mother's concern during a school lockdown led to the invention of FlipLok, a simple and strong classroom door lock designed for ease of use by children.
MIT has launched 'RAISE,' a new, free platform offering AI tools and curricula to K-12 students and educators to promote tech literacy and ethical development.
A technical glitch in an AI grading system led to incorrect scores for approximately 1,400 MCAS essays across 145 Massachusetts school districts.
