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Edtech gone rogue? Tackling “Dirty Stream” attacks amidst uncontrolled app overloads

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While summer breaks may offer a pause for students and staff, they often mark a hacker activity surge. When students own the device in question, the situation gets a little trickier. Moreover, with Androids massive user base dwarfing iOS, cybercriminals are incentivized to create malware targeting Android apps, amplifying the risk.

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7 things K-12 IT teams can do now to manage OT risks

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Microsoft’s Global Threat Activity Map by Industry shows that, as of June 16, education institutions had been victims of 5.9 Relentless cyber activity, ransomware, and more sophisticated attacks expose education IT professionals to increased pressure to maintain operational continuity. million malware attacks within the last 30 days.

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Cybersecurity in K-12 Education

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It’s certainly something that I hear all all the time and there’s no question that people being aware of. We’ve seen the FCC launch a cyber security pilot program as well, and there was other money devoted to sort of SLT, state and local governments, broadly speaking, for which schools could benefit.

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DEI in action: eSN Innovation Roundtable

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Context matters, and we have to ask the questions to understand the context for each and every student. What do they look like in terms of the active participation of teachers and students? Department of Education’s recent edtech plans] discussed active vs. passive consumption of technology. AR: [One of the U.S.

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Districts put DEI into action

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Context matters, and we have to ask the questions to understand the context for each and every student. What do they look like in terms of the active participation of teachers and students? Department of Educations recent edtech plans] discussed active vs. passive consumption of technology. AR: [One of the U.S.

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How This Teacher Brings Census Data to Life in the Classroom

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For example, the data determines how much funding Title I students receive for hot lunch programs, how much their families must pay in registration fees and whether there will be resources for after-school activities. SIS did a wonderful job finding activities that relate to certain age and grade levels. They're well-organized.

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Election Organizing Went Online This Year With Help From Students Too Young to Vote

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The idea of sitting by when we have the capacity to use our voices and speak up against injustice—it’s kind of a question of, Why not?” Questions about racial justice and equity also came up, with requests for relevant teacher training and changes to discipline policies that disproportionately affect students of certain races.