Internet Safety

Read: Digital Hall Passes: Pros, Cons and Student Privacy Concerns

Digital Hall Passes: Pros, Cons and Student Privacy Concerns

Striking a balance between autonomy and safety is one of the challenges of digital hall passes, but it can be accomplished.

Read: This K-12 Cybersecurity Resource Offers Useful Guidance for School IT Professionals

This K-12 Cybersecurity Resource Offers Useful Guidance for School IT Professionals

The U.S. Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency has released a report to help keep K-12 organizations secure.

Read: Seattle Public Schools Sue Big Tech, Allege Social Media Harms Student Mental Health

Seattle Public Schools Sue Big Tech, Allege Social Media Harms Student Mental Health

Schools in Seattle are suing the big tech companies for recommending harmful content to children, allegedly fueling the mental health crisis.

Read: Navigating Children’s and Teens’ Ongoing Reliance on Technology

Navigating Children’s and Teens’ Ongoing Reliance on Technology

A digital wellness expert shares ways schools can reduce technology-dependent behaviors to help ensure children and teens remain safe online.

Read: 67% of U.S. School Districts Meet FCC Internet Connectivity Benchmark

67% of U.S. School Districts Meet FCC Internet Connectivity Benchmark

However, there are 23.5 million K-12 students who still need improved internet access to maximize digital learning.

Read: Campus Safety BEST Awards

Campus Safety BEST Awards

Get your product or solution recognized by campus security, public safety, emergency management, and technology experts!

Read: Safer Schools Together Launches International Center for Digital Threat Assessment

Safer Schools Together Launches International Center for Digital Threat Assessment

ICDTA provides online learning for school safety and threat assessment teams.

Read: Student Suicide Prompts North Colonie Schools to Train Students, Parents about Internet Safety

Student Suicide Prompts North Colonie Schools to Train Students, Parents about Internet Safety

After a 15-year-old boy took his own life after falling victim to a catfishing Internet scam, the North Colonie school district is holding Internet Safety sessions with middle and high school students.

Read: EDspaces Conference Presentation Proposals Due March 19!

EDspaces Conference Presentation Proposals Due March 19!

EDspaces is an educational facilities conference taking place in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania November 3-5.

Read: Racist ‘Zoom Bombings’ Interrupt University of Wyoming Black History Month Event

Racist ‘Zoom Bombings’ Interrupt University of Wyoming Black History Month Event

Similar types of racist attacks have happened during online diversity events across the country recently.

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