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4 Employee Personality Traits that Could Threaten Your Cybersecurity!

In Cybersecurity, Education by Ken Nero

To celebrate Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we’ve compiled a list of four employee cyber personalities to help you identify potential areas of improvement for your company’s cybersecurity strategies. Cybersecurity is a serious topic, but we can still have fun while learning about it. Cybersecurity threats come in many forms, and there are no easy fixes to make your school completely safe …

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The Metaverse in Schools: How K-12 Schools are Using Virtual Reality for Education

In Education, Metaverse by Ken Nero

The Metaverse may not be something you hear about every day, but virtual reality has already been quietly creeping into schools all over the world. The Metaverse, which was also referred to as the Holodeck in popular sci-fi series Star Trek, acts as a fully immersive environment where people can meet, share ideas, and even go on adventures together. Educators …

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The Benefits of Technology in the Classroom

In Education by Ken Nero

Every year, more and more schools are implementing technology into their classrooms to enhance learning opportunities. From interactive whiteboards to Google Classroom, there are many different tools available to help teachers engage students in the classroom and prepare them for the future. This blog will discuss some of the ways technology in the classroom benefits students and teachers alike. Helps …

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Back To School! The 4 Cyber Security Trainings You Must Do With ALL Employees

In Cybersecurity, Education by Ken Nero

It’s back-to-school season! Soon, our kids will return to the classroom, where they will relearn the information from the prior school year to ensure that they were able to retain that knowledge. There’s nothing wrong with needing a refresher, and this is true for both students and your employees. If your staff has not had a refresher course on your …

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How K-12 Schools Can Quickly Eliminate Tech Problems

In Education, Technology Planning by Ken Nero

Now more than ever, we depend on technology to run our schools and our lives. When the “internet goes down,” most schools are at a standstill until they are back online, costing precious learning time. It’s not just the BIG problems but things like file access, password protection, being able to print and recovering files or versions of files that …

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9 Ways Schools Can Go Green

In Education by Ken Nero

There’s been a renewed focus on how schools and other large organizations interact with the environment. There are many teachers, students and families who prefer to know that their school is making an effort to become more eco-friendly. While it’s great for attracting new students, putting your school on the path to a greener and cleaner future is the best …

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Compliance And Cybersecurity – Why Both Are Important

In Cybersecurity, Education by Ken Nero

In the world of K-12 education, you’ll inevitably hear about the many ways to beef up your cybersecurity to ensure the safety of your staff and student data. However, another term is often heard when discussing cybersecurity: compliance. It’s not talked about as often, but both cybersecurity and compliance are essential for any school. Compliance helps keep your critical data …

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Keep Your School Compliant by Following These Technology Tips

In Cybersecurity, Education by Ken Nero

A failure to remain compliant can spell doom. But what many Executive Directors and Operations Managers don’t realize is that compliance and security go hand in hand. Compliance is in place to prevent security breaches and give guidelines for what to do if a breach does occur. Your school won’t become compliant on its own. It takes plenty of time, …

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FCC Announces 3rd Application Window in the Emergency Connectivity Fund for Eligible Schools & Libraries

In Education, WiFi by Ken Nero

Application Window Opens on April 28th and Closes on May 13th The FCC’s Emergency Connectivity Fund (ECF) is a $7.17 billion program that will help schools and libraries provide the tools and services their communities need for remote learning during the COVID-19 emergency period. For eligible schools and libraries, the ECF Program will cover reasonable costs of laptop and tablet …