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Artificial intelligence: Will it soon take the place of plagiarism?

By Micah Ward

Nowadays, students are much more likely to rely on completing assignments using artificial intelligence than plagiarizing someone else's work, new research suggests. Should we be surprised?

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Here's what you need to know about students' digital reading habits

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Should schools be allowed funding for surveillance technology?

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March 17, 2024

Trends in School Security: 5 Steps to Prepare for and Prevent a Crisis

Date & Time: Wednesday, April 24th at 2 pm ET <br><br> In this 20-minute DA Ed Talk, a school security expert will outline effective strategies to bolster school safety, using a 5-step approach that will help district leaders prepare for and prevent a future crisis.

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March 11, 2024

Bridging the digital divide with more Wi-Fi and tighter security

The FCC added school bus Wi-Fi to the list of eligible E-rate services, and has put forth proposals to enhance off-campus connectivity and advanced cybersecurity protections for K12 students.

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March 10, 2024

Kids rely on adults to teach them about AI, survey says

Superintendents themselves say they're unequipped to lead their district's AI policy implementation. How do kids feel about the technology?

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March 10, 2024

Edtech funding dips closer to pre-pandemic levels after skyrocketing in 2021

Artificial intelligence, however, served as a significant buffer to this drop in funding as edtech providers continue to integrate the technology for "copilot" tools, autograders and more.

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March 03, 2024

K12 tech leaders lean in on sustaining 1:1 initiatives

Ninety percent of K12 technology leaders say they predict a surge in IT asset management workloads in 2024, according to new research. Here's what to expect.

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February 29, 2024

Schools in one state might get big incentives to ban cellphones

Larger Oklahoma districts could get an extra $1 million in state funding under a new proposal while another measure would cover the costs of banning cellphones.

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February 27, 2024

6 trends that are driving change and innovation in K12

The rapid development of edtech tools and the emergence of artificial intelligence are perfect examples. But which innovations specifically are driving student learning and empowering educators in 2024?

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Artificial intelligence: Will it soon take the place of plagiarism?

Here's what you need to know about students' digital reading habits

Should schools be allowed funding for surveillance technology?

Cybersecurity Stories

Trends in School Security: 5 Steps to Prepare for and Prevent a Crisis

Bridging the digital divide with more Wi-Fi and tighter security

Kids rely on adults to teach them about AI, survey says

Edtech funding dips closer to pre-pandemic levels after skyrocketing in 2021

K12 tech leaders lean in on sustaining 1:1 initiatives

Schools in one state might get big incentives to ban cellphones

6 trends that are driving change and innovation in K12