Articles: Infrastructure

The winners reflect how educators seek a variety of technological tools in tough economic times.

Over 150 school districts in Illinois have teamed up to share software and technology through a one-of-its-kind nonprofit cloud-computing consortium.

Transparency, student data and modernization were the goals of Oklahoma State Education Superintendent Janet Barresi when she took office.

Administrators shouldm't only look outside their districts for something new when researching possible products or technology to purchase; solutions can sometimes be found in unexpected places.

A grants expert explains how school tech leaders must secure their funding not just from one big federal fund, but from various avenues.

A new nonprofit organization plans to develop a set of best practices for the development of K12 content, tools and assessments hosted in the cloud.

The Round Rock (Texas) Independent School District credits a business-inspired, total-cost-of-ownership, technology-standardization program with their ability to keep pace with student needs.