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How Higher Ed Institutions Can Rethink Cyber Risk in Terms of Financial Exposure

Quantifying cyber risk in terms of financial exposure helps higher education IT teams justify their spending and make the case that security is an enterprise-critical endeavor. This approach pushes districts to audit existing security…

AIOpinion

The Hidden Side of Student AI Use: Mental Health, Access and Risk

When schools talk about students using artificial intelligence, the conversation often begins with assignments. Are students using AI to brainstorm, summarize or complete work they should be doing themselves? Those questions matter, but…

AIAnalysis

How AI Is Transforming the Role of the K–12 Device

Digital devices used for K–12 learning have traditionally provided access to productivity software, research and digital assignments. But now, artificial intelligence technology is enabling devices to generate instructional material,…

PolicyAnalysis

Choosing the Right Drone Platform for K–12 Education

Building a drone fleet for a K–12 education program isn’t a one-time purchase. Rather, it’s a multiyear investment, and the funding source used to pay for it carries compliance consequences. Selecting drones requires balancing…

AIAnalysis

Q&A: Teshon Christie Takes a Strategic Approach to Ed Tech Adoption

Just south of Seattle, Highline Public Schools serves an area of rich cultural diversity — for example, its 17,290 students speak nearly 90 different languages. For Teshon Christie, that’s an opportunity to tailor support to every…

AIAnalysis

Why the Right Infrastructure for Higher Ed AI Workloads Might Be Hybrid

As higher education institutions become more experienced with using artificial intelligence in their workflows, they are looking to optimize operations with the technology infrastructure that best meets their needs. For a growing number…

AIAnalysis

How Higher Ed Institutions Can Control AI Spending Without Curbing Innovation

Universities are expanding access to generative artificial intelligence just as vendors are starting to shift more services from predictable per-user subscriptions to consumption-based pricing. They must accommodate faculty autonomy,…

AIAnalysis

From Human Speed to Machine Speed: How Higher Ed Security Is Using AI to Fight Agentic Attacks

As someone who spends his days talking with higher ed CIOs, CISOs and security teams, I’m watching their world shift from human speed to machine speed almost overnight. There’s an asymmetrical gap that I’m seeing. Many security teams at…

AIAnalysis

Why AI-Driven Modern Classrooms Require a Major Security Conversation

When I walk into a modern classroom now, I don’t just see audiovisual gear. I see endpoints. The pan-tilt-zoom camera at the back of the room isn’t only for lecture capture now; it’s a sensor on the network. The speakers in the ceiling…

AIAnalysis

How University IT Leaders Can Budget for Volatile AI Pricing Models

For many higher ed institutions, budgeting for artificial intelligence lately can look a lot like dropping quarters into a magic Zoltar fortune teller machine: You put your tokens in to get an answer, but you have no idea what it’s…

Microsoft Report Highlights Trends in Higher Education AI Adoption

Artificial Intelligence use in higher education continues to be hotly debated, but there’s no doubt it’s widely used: About 9 in 10 students, educators and education leaders say they’ve already used AI for school. That comes from…

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Five Quality Indicators for Ed Tech Purchases

With the vast selection of educational technology on the market today, it can be difficult for IT leaders to know what is appropriate for their institutions. The organizations at the helm of the EdTech Quality Collaborative — Digital…