California's Cradle-to-Career office recently collected its first data installment, a crucial piece to building a dashboard that serves California students, families, teachers and policymakers.

A coalition of 19 groups is asking the Education Department and Office of Science and Technology Policy to issue further guidance on the use of technology in…

In its first public guidance on generative AI, UNESCO called on governments to implement regulations and teacher training.

The advocacy group California Competes published a report pushing the state to embrace user-centered design principles.

A new report recommending how schools would be allowed to use biometric technology is up for approval by the state education commissioner.

The Colorado Department of Higher Education said sensitive data was compromised following a ransomware incident this past June.

Chicago Public Schools said teacher-evaluation software sold by edtech nonprofit Battelle for Kids was hit by ransomware in December 2021.

After 18 months of meetings and legal agreements, California's Office of Cradle-to-Career Data says it's ready to build education data tools.

Gov. Phil Murphy said every single K-12 public school student now has access to the internet and devices to connect to virtual classrooms.

Through audits, letters to the governor and newspaper editorials, State Auditor Shad White said Mississippi Department of Education is being "called to the carpet" to correct decisions…