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Modern educators are tasked with developing learning materials and supplemental resources on-demand, and must adapt this content to address each student’s unique abilities or interests.

With Intune for Education, school or district IT admin can set up a classroom in under an hour and easily manage devices, users, and apps.

According to a survey of school leaders, 90 percent of middle and high schools and 84 percent of elementary schools were providing a device for every student. And, in terms of schools and districts, affordable laptops often mean Chromebooks. And while Chromebooks may be here to stay, they are not—however—designed to last.

With threats growing in number and sophistication, many organizations are finding that traditional security products are less and less capable of protecting their networks. This is driving the need for a different approach to security.

With hundreds of schools participating in various leagues across the U.S. and the world, esports is having a major impact on STEM learning, college and career readiness, and the technology industry as a whole.

Ensuring that content is accessible to all with tools like Microsoft's Accessibility Checker can be the difference between engaging all learners or excluding people from the learning process.

Tools such as Math Assistant in OneNote for Education can make a difference in the effort to close the opportunity gap and accelerate learning for all.

This comprehensive guide provides a doctrine and systems-based methodology to support schools in conducting vulnerability assessments and planning to implement layered physical security elements across K–12 districts and campuses.

The Technology Sustainability Toolkit is designed to provide digestible bits of information for consideration as districts move through their planning processes. 

The Yale Poorvu Center for Teaching and Learning provides examples, recommendations, and links to effective uses of digital resources.