Georgia’s district IT leaders and administrators are preparing to meet the latest regulations in student online safety with the state's recent Senate Bill 351 (“Protecting Georgia’s Children on Social Media Act”), which goes into effect on July 1, 2025. The primary focus areas in the “Protecting Georgia’s Children on Social Media Act” include: Requiring schools to adopt social ...
In 2023, we feared that generative AI would impact students’ academic honesty; in 2024, those fears have quickly escalated to their digital safety and wellbeing. With educators focused on how to prevent students from using AI to cheat, ...
Although parental engagement remains high on the priority list for K-12 leaders, 50% of educators expect parental involvement to be a major issue this academic year.
As K-12 schools continue to be one of the most highly targeted industries for ransomware attacks, costing billions of dollars, a new $200 million initiative intends to help districts better protect themselves against cyber threats.
Student wellbeing is suffering, in large part due to increased time spent online, and schools need smarter solutions to help protect students in their digital lives. Linewize’s 2024 State of the Nation Report asserts that digital ...
Humans are natural problem solvers, and we like to fix things when they aren’t working (including ourselves). Therefore, it’s no surprise that using "Doctor Google" to research and self-diagnose health conditions has become normalized – a ...
Qoria, a global leader in child cyber safety & wellbeing, announces the appointment of Michael Hyndman as its Chief Information Security Officer (CISO). This strategic move underscores Qoria's unwavering commitment to fortifying its ...
Students are increasingly absent from school, and educators are worried about the impact on learning outcomes.
After listening to what 400,000 parents had to say about their children’s digital safety and wellbeing, one thing is clear: they are ready for more support from their school districts when it comes to keeping their children safe online.
Should cell phones be banned in classrooms?