Education

More not necessarily better when it comes to implementing edtech

By StateScoop Staff

June 7, 2022

This story was featured in StateScoop Special Report: Emerging Tech: The Future of State Local & Higher ED IT (2022)

More Like This

Schools urge Washington to restore cybersecurity funding and leadership

By Keely Quinlan
Schools, libraries urge House not to repeal E-Rate’s Wi-Fi hotspot rule

By Keely Quinlan

Top Stories

Good news, bad news for state and local cyber grant funding, says NASCIO director

By Colin Wood

More Scoops

Bright alarm clocks on orange background. Many color alarm clocks with shadows

University faculty want more time to evaluate edtech, poll finds

By Emily Bamforth

Marquam Bridge — The Marquam Bridge over the Willamette River in downtown Portland, obscured by smoke during the Oregon wildfires (Getty Images)

Government needs better air-quality messaging, not more data, says Portland official

By Ryan Johnston

Latest Podcasts

Inside North Carolina’s cyber internship program

What could Texas learn from North Carolina’s flood warning system?

The tool helping vulnerable populations in California beat the heat

Inside report: Food bank data and the Digital Equity Act

State

City

Cybersecurity

Modernization