It’s a real challenge for schools and districts to integrate multiple legacy software systems, and the market is full of clunky software that’s difficult for teachers and administrators to learn, use, and update. When systems don’t work together, administrators must spend time manually pulling reports and manipulating data.What if there was a better way?Join the Center for Digital Education on June 1 at 11 a.m. Pacific/2 p.m....

The increased use of data and artificial intelligence tools will transform education in the coming years. You already know the importance of managing and securing your data to pave the way for AI. Now it’s time to talk about leveraging your data and actually implementing AI tools and strategies. Join Government Technology and Microsoft on May 24 for a primer on data and AI in schools. In this 30-minute session, we’ll hit on: How to...

Creating safer learning environments and strengthening campus security are fundamental goals for any K-12 district or higher education institution. Join the Center for Digital Education (CDE) on May 17 at 11 a.m. Pacific/2 p.m. Eastern. to learn how advanced network infrastructure and connected technologies can improve protections for users, devices and data, while fostering modern and engaging learning experiences.This important live webcast...

Is your school district preparing the students of today for the jobs of tomorrow? The World Economic Forum’s "Future of Jobs" report states that the three fastest growing jobs this decade all involve AI and data sciences. Will your students be ready? Join the Center for Digital Education on April 28 at 11 a.m. Pacific/2 p.m. Eastern as we sit down with Gwinnett County (Georgia) Public Schools to learn how they’ve successfully integ...

A discussion with leading thinkers tracking the trajectory of the K-12 market, the CARES Act Stimulus, emerging technology – what’s good, what we should remain cautious about.

Discussion Event - Hybrid or blended learning may be the new normal after quarantines – and it’s not exactly the same definition. In the before-Coronavirus world, blended learning was a narrower idea of what happened through teachers in classrooms and homework. This is bigger. What is it, what does it mean for the future?

Discussion Event - High-powered computing labs for workforce skill development, community center, the programs and ideas to draw and retain students in an urgent time of need, including all CTE.

Sites, methods, ideas and resources – going digital with special needs, managing IEPs, remote grading, testing, digital electives and more, a discussion with experts.

Sites, methods, ideas and resources – the Science learning discussion with experts and the architects of top digital solutions.

Sites, methods, ideas and resources – the Language learning discussion with experts and the architects of top digital solutions.