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Once upon a time, if you wanted a good ereader, you simply had to buy a Kindle. When it came to electronic reading devices, Amazon's Kindle lineup ruled the roost. Nowadays, the market has opened up, …

This goes way, way further than keeping an eye on license plates.Flock has long pretended to be a simple automated license plate reader (ALPR) company, despite overwhelming evidence that its cameras can track a lot more than that. Now there's a report that it has been developing new AI tools that can

After writing measurable objectives, the next step is to design an assessment plan that includes diagnostic, formative, and summative assessments.

Flock cameras in schools can strengthen campus security, but their license plate tracking raises urgent privacy and oversight questions.

ALPR camera map and privacy-focused route planning across the United States.

More than 4.6 million license plates appear in the website’s collection of public Flock records.

Lamar Consolidated ISD has removed nearly 300 works from their libraries and classrooms ahead of the 2025-2026 school year.

A Houston ISD teacher went viral after he said seniors at Wheatley High School were unable to complete a sentence Tuesday.

Some parents, educators, and even students are souring on the ubiquitous presence of the technology.

FluentCleaner is a free and open-source Windows cleaner built as a modern alternative to traditional PC cleaning tools. It focuses on removing unnecessary files without scareware, spyware, dark patterns, aggressive upsells, or questionable registry magic. Inspired by the simplicity of the classic CCleaner, FluentCleaner uses the widely known Winapp2.ini cleaning ecosystem while adding its own curated cleaning database, safer exclusions, and a modern Windows interface. It is available in two editions: a modern WinUI 3 version for newer Windows systems and a lightweight Classic edition for users who prefer a much smaller application.

More than half reckon they couldn't last more than a day without cloud services

The restrictions may still benefit students in other ways.

DysruptionHub reports: A suspected cyberattack disrupted work email, internet access, Google Drive and other applications at Oceanside Unified School District i

Hopefully the company secures houses better than it locks down SaaS systems

Polling suggests patience with handsets in the classroom is running shorter than a teenager's battery life

The school district was right to make the decision to implement a new technology policy.

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Microsoft confirmed that every Windows machine has a device identifier it can give to authorities to track your behavior and, eventually, lead to arrests.

A major Brookings Institute study of more than 500 students and educators across 50 countries found the risks of AI in the classroom “overshadow its benefits.”

After removing hundreds of books, Clay County is debating the purpose of high school libraries. School officials called it modernization. Critics see it as the next phase of the book debate targeting fiction books.

Employees are ready to leave if their boss fails in this crucial area of leadership.It’s a familiar rhythm. Just like many employees around the world, they go through a detailed interview process, taking weeks to find the perfect match through vetting and being vetted. Once they accept the offer, the

Discover which reciprocal library systems you can access based on where you live. More cards means more books on Libby.

Today I read something about one of Mullvad’s founders, Daniel Berntsson, donating to a fascist party in Sweden. Because I have been championing for Mullvad fo…

Scaffolding is an integral part of productive struggle, writes Barbara R. Blackburn. The goal is to support our students without solving the problems for them.

Not all screen time is created equal. What if the real question is not how long students are on screens, but what those screens ask them to do?

The Texas Education Agency is spending millions to develop Bluebonnet textbooks and lesson plans to match the controversial new history standards.

Summer brings a rare drop in organizational noise. The major event is over, webinar attendance slows, and staff members rotate through vacation schedules. Instead of filling that space with another round of planning meet