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Districts Large and Small Embrace BYOD

Schools focus on technology and policy measures to address security risks. ...more

One-to-One or BYOD? Districts Explain Thinking Behind Student Computing Initiatives

“Bring your own device” programs have transformed the way schools are delivering technology services to students. Adopters share what they’ve learned and predict what’s coming next. ...more

5 Signs Your Network Needs an Overhaul

Cash-strapped districts tend to make the best of the networks they have for as long as they can, but eventually, a patchwork approach to repairs and upgrades just isn’t enough. A few of them reveal the red flags that made a major overhaul imperative. ...more

Network Security Strategies for Schools of All Sizes

Network access control and other security technologies help IT managers deliver the stable network environment that teachers and students expect. ...more
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How Active and Passive Scanning Reduce Risk

Here are five tips for determining when and how to use these vulnerability analysis techniques. ...more

Four Tips for Securing a Network DMZ

Follow this advice to lock down high-risk servers. ...more

12 Ways the Web Might Change Education This Year

What to consider when planning lessons around the latest online trends. ...more

How Would You Rate Your IT Security Awareness?

These tips can start your school down the path to developing an effective program. ...more
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K-12 Infrastructure for the Future

To extend tech services across 100 schools, Oakland USD optimizes its backbone network and data center environment.

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Is BYOD the New One-to-One?

The “bring your own device” movement is altering the personal-computing landscape in schools in important ways. IT leaders are watching as BYOD and one-to-one continue to evolve and prosper. ...more

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One-to-One or BYOD? Districts Explain Thinking Behind Student Computing Initiatives

“Bring your own device” programs have transformed the way schools are delivering technology services to students. Adopters share what they’ve learned and predict what’s coming next. ...more

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Why BYOD Makes Sense for Schools

“Bring your own device” is a hot topic among educators these days, and for good reason: We just can’t seem to live without our mobile devices. ...more

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What You Need to Know About BYOD

A roundup of solutions, tips and best practices to help your school or district transition to a “bring your own device” network culture. ...more

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Video Conferencing Encourages Collaboration

K–12 IT leaders opt for desktop video conferencing software and webcams to foster professional development, share lessons from afar and even take students on virtual field trips. ...more

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Transforming Students into Citizen Journalists

With mobile devices and social media, students can report on the world around them. ...more

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'Bring Your Own' Basics

Sooner or later, student-owned devices are coming to your school. Here's how to get ready. ...more

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WLAN Helps School Stay Connected in Wake of Disaster

Wireless networks offer increased flexibility and an improved educational experience. ...more

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Why Students Gravitate to Video

Schools turn to video to showcase students' work and foster enthusiasm for learning in the process. ...more

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The Visual Advantage

Schools find document cameras motivate students in classrooms across the country. ...more

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7 Steps to Safer Social Media in the Classroom

How to create guidelines for responsible use of social tools.

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CDW•G’s virtual learning white paper lays out a concise course-development plan.

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How Active and Passive Scanning Reduce Risk

Here are five tips for determining when and how to use these vulnerability analysis...

How to Manage Your Windows Servers More Efficiently

These tips can help administrators automate tasks and better manage servers remotely.

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How Active and Passive Scanning Reduce Risk

Here are five tips for determining when and how to use these vulnerability analysis...

Districts Large and Small Embrace BYOD

Schools focus on technology and policy measures to address security risks.

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Protecting the Data Center Using WAN Optimization

These tools can actually bolster disaster recovery and security efforts for IT workers.

Districts Must Upgrade Their Networks to Support Virtual Learning

A strong online learning program requires a robust IT infrastructure.

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Protecting the Data Center Using WAN Optimization

These tools can actually bolster disaster recovery and security efforts for IT workers.

Districts Must Upgrade Their Networks to Support Virtual Learning

A strong online learning program requires a robust IT infrastructure.

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Districts Must Upgrade Their Networks to Support Virtual Learning

A strong online learning program requires a robust IT infrastructure.

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This device offers enterprise users more than just a way to watch movies.