January 5, 2021
According to a UN report, 80% of wastewater flows back into the ecosystem without being treated or reused, and two billion people live in countries experiencing high water stress. Furthermore, more th...
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Just like that, we’ve reached the near end of an unprecedented year in K-12 education. From videoconferencing calls to new modes of instruction to exhausted WiFi bandwidths, educators and students hav...
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Digital Divide – Before COVID and How Libraries Help The Digital Divide affects approximately 16 million K-12 students in the U.S. (Common Sense Media 2020), leaving them without Internet access at ho...
Read More →November 3, 2020
A great telehealth solution is about more than just the hardware and software that your application uses. While connectivity, data plans, software, and equipment are integral parts of any online deplo...
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Technological progress has provided global access to products and services, unlike any other tool in human history. All tools, however simple or complex, can potentially be used for nefarious purposes...
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Beekmantown Central School District serves over 2,000 students in rural upstate New York. The district is committed to supporting its students with the technology tools they need to succeed, including...
Read More →May 18, 2020
Austin Independent School District in Austin, Texas educates over 80,000 K-12 students in one of the fastest-growing metroplex areas in the nation. Its district leaders are always looking for innovati...
Read More →April 21, 2020
As part of the government’s efforts to ease some of the burden brought on by the pandemic, the CARES Act funding bill was passed, which, in total, made approximately $30.75 billion available to provid...
Read More →April 17, 2020
Original article can be found at The Jerusalem Post. By Jerusalem Post Staff; April 16, 2020 As shelter-in-place ordinates continue to keep families in their homes and schools from opening after a lon...
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