How cloud adoption is changing public school education
For schools grappling with budget cuts, the cloud offers a cost-effective way to educate students and streamline operations.
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Benefits & advice for transitioning edtech to the cloud
At the beginning of the edtech wave, superintendents saw many benefits from using digital resources in the classroom. But, they also saw a large number of resources being…
IT leaders, admins still fear network attacks
Balancing access to educational resources with security needs remains a top challenge for school district IT leaders, according to new findings from the Speak Up Research Project for…
8 benefits of cloud-printing solutions
It has been nearly 600 years since the printing press was invented. With this much history behinds us, why is printing across all the schools in a district…
5 major cloud considerations for education
It’s no secret that being able to access enterprise applications and other types of software online—in a 24/7/365 environment—beats having ... Read more
NetSupport’s keyword monitoring now supports multiple languages
In an effort to help districts cope with an ever-growing student population speaking languages other than English, NetSupport is adding multiple languages to its keyword monitoring software, which…
Archive360 introduces regulatory compliance storage solution based on the Microsoft Azure platform
New Archive2Azure simplifies long-term unstructured data retention for regulatory compliance and litigation preparedness Archive360TM, a provider of email archive migration ... Read more
5 ways cloud computing will impact students, teachers, and IT in 2016
Software-as-a-service deployments are having a moment. What does that mean for schools?
Edsby making cloud service available on Microsoft Azure
Edsby, a cloud-based learning management system for K-12 school districts that connects teachers, parents and students using modern technologies, will soon be available on Microsoft Azure, Microsoft's hyperscale,…