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The clock is ticking on Microsoft’s support for what remains the de facto operating system for many school districts.

Convergence offers benefits — in the data center and beyond — that resource-strapped districts can’t ignore.

Tablets and cellular connectivity can level the playing field for disadvantaged students.

I have met too many IT leaders that don’t get the urgency and importance of evolving past merely managing IT organizations to orchestrating strategically focused, business technology organizations. Making the distinction between traditional IT versus the concept of business technology has profound c

It’s Sunday afternoon. While others are relaxing, Monday weighs on your mind. You’re preparing to meet the problems, opportunities, issues, and challenges

“Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Great men are almost always bad men.” ~ Lord Acton Power accompanies leadership. No matter how lofty or humble your title, whether you manage 3 people or 3,000, if... Read More

The future of organizations is in the growth of the people in them.

For many of us, the web is to learning what fast food is to cuisine: quick, cheap, fattening. Massive quantities of low-quality information floods the moder...

One student shares his advice to teachers about implementing edtech

“They are investing in the wrong devices,” a friend said to me the other day, “And they’re going to ask me to show them how to make it work in their classroom. The problem i…

Unless you're lucky enough to work for yourself, we all have a boss we have to answer to. Provided they're not the devil incarnate, there are quite a

Power has a bad reputation because it’s abused. We despise and reject the selfish motivations and methods of managers and leaders who manipulate and coerce

Explore our comprehensive collection of classroom resources, including classroom posters, engaging activities, classroom management techniques, and more. Enhance your teaching and inspire your students with these valuable insights.

In an era when new gadgets, software and tech tools seem to appear daily, it's difficult to resist the temptation to overindulge at the office -- especially when these tools promise to make our lives easier. But it's important to recognize when too much of a good thing is actually bad for business.

I used to think of the SAMR and TPACK -- two technology integration models -- kind of like a mountain. The higher you climbed the mountain, the better the

The biggest thing holding back organizations is the lack of leadership.

Larry Cuban, one of the best critics of the way we use technology for K12 instruction, has a great post about how companies market technology to schools, an $18 billion industry and growing, and wh…

This guide serves as a resource for domain administrators in charge of moving their student and/or faculty/staff populations to G Suite for Education. Inside you’ll find a step-by-step outline for completing the technical aspects of your deployment, including relevant help...

An adversarial relationship with a skilled office politician destroys opportunities. It could end your career. You despise their shenanigans, but unless you