In this episode of the CoSN Podcast, we hear from Amy McLaughlin and Tom Ashley as they discuss various cybersecurity considerations during COVID-19.
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Forecasting the EdTech Future to Support Sound Purchasing Decisions
4 minutes readImplementing tech advancements in schools is not a fixed process, and there are inherent challenges to keeping up with the high rate of change
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Tackling Cybersecurity Challenges in a Large School District
2 minutes readIn this episode, Mark Racine, CIO of Boston Public Schools, shares how his team is constantly reminded of the importance of cybersecurity.
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Taking the CIO Role from Traditional to Transformational
2 minutes readIn this episode, Lenny Schad discusses traditional methodologies for a more holistic strategic partnership with districts.
The most successful-driven initiatives are community-driven initiatives.
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Meet Your Favorite EdTech Authors at FETC 2019 (Part 2)
18 minutes read“Meet the Author” session for Tuesday, January 29, 2019
People learn programming in an intuitive way, giving them the skills to create their own innovations.
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A Journey from Immigrant Boy to Leader of a Large...
2 minutes readIn this episode, Dr. Robert Avossa shares with us his journey as a superintendent of the School District of Palm Beach County in Florida.
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From The New York Times: N.S.A. Summer Camp: More Hacking...
0 minutes readby Nicholas FandosARLINGTON, Va. — This is not your typical summer sleepaway camp.Bonfires and archery? Try Insecure Direct Object References and A1-Injections.The dozen or so teenagers staring at computers in a Marymount University classroom here on a recent day were learning — thanks to a new National Security Agency cybersecurity program that reaches down into the ranks of American high school and middle school students — the entry-level art of cracking encrypted passwords.Read the rest of the story at The New York Times.
