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Everything you need to know about getting a grip on your time is contained in three words.

This report offers recommended next steps and prioritizes open issues in the K-12 edtech space, with a special emphasis on two topics: (1) law and policy and (2

I’ve worked with schools all over the state, training on technology integration techniques and best practices for multiple devices, web, and other tools.  I’ve seen almost everything &#…

You’ve probably heard the word “encryption” a million times before, but if you still aren’t exactly sure what it is, we’ve got you covered. Here’s a b

Managing energy is more important than managing time. It doesn't matter how much time you have if your energy tank is empty.

Source:  someone who long wanted to be a CTO (a.k.a. Director of Technology) before actually achieving it, I’ve been collecting wisdom and advice for years. Being a slow learner, it fina…

Democratizing career progression

Time and again we've been reminded that we, as a society, pretty much suck at choosing passwords . It doesn't help that companies allow weak password

Earlier this week, web developer Tal Ater warned of a Chrome exploit that would allow an unscrupulous website to listen in to your computer's microp

As long as I have been involved with education there has been a discussion of whether or not technology is making a difference in learning, and whether or not we should use it in schools. This disc…

The future rides on a horse called innovation. Organizations that can’t innovate stagnate. Some organizations have innovation in their blood. But, many are

Fearful teams pretend they agree with you when they don’t. When was the last time someone spoke against something you said?

According to security firm IntelCrawler, a Russian teenager was the author of the malware that was used in attacks on Target, Neiman Marcus and other retailers

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Nothing is truly NSA-proof or hacker-proof, but WireOver wants to offer you more security than Dropbox, Google Drive, or Skydrive. The Y Combinator startup just emerged from stealth with a desktop app that lets you send files of any size for free. And for $10 a month, your transfers get end-to-end encryption so only the recipient can open them. WireOver can't even look at what you're sending.

Andrea Keller @akbusybee is a former special ed teacher turned IT integrator who is using a gamified system of tech…

A few years ago I thought I had a brilliant idea.  I created a master writer’s notebook since my notebook writing, which I shared with students during writing conferences and in minilessons, …

VideoAt the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Feb, 24, a joint venture that appears to be somewhat covert in nature between Silent Circle and Geeksphone, will launch a new ultra secure smartphone that gives the user the ability to control privacy and security settings. The new venture between the two companies [...]

You don't need special hardware for secure mobile communications. Use Silent Phone on your existing iOS and Android devices.