On Tuesday, a judge ordered Apple to assist the FBI in unlocking an iPhone belonging to one of the San Bernardino shooters. Apple is strongly saying ‘No.’ Here’s why.
When students don’t have access to the internet at home, schools need to consider alternative ways to provide students with opportunities to learn with technology.
Automation isn’t eliminating the job market, but it is changing the jobs on the market.
What Polycom’s predictions for collaboration technology in 2016 mean to the technology decision makers in corporations.
Raj Valli, CEO of Tabtor Math, shares the trends K-12 tech decision makers should look out for in 2016.
Kevin Cundiff, Vice President of Retail for Fortegra, shares the edtech trends that will have the most impact on learning in 2016.
Duquesne University and Alcate-Lucent join forces to install a wireless network that supports density in student dorms.
The nation continues to struggle to find the best way to evaluate how prepared students are for their futures beyond High School. Here’s a look at how changes in the way students are learning may call for a change in the way the nation evaluates their skills.
While all 50 states are investing in broadband communications, only eight states were deemed equipped to deal with current and emerging threats from cyber espionage.
Colleges might have to find new ways to bring in revenue thanks to technologies that make physical campus spaces unnecessary.
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