Leadership

Attendees to the March summit in Washington, D.C., will visit Garfield Elementary School to see firsthand how edtech is improving learning outcomes

T&L Leadership Summit attendee Rick Cave shares how West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District has developed its Educational Classroom of Today (EdCOT)

Supported by Konica Minolta, FRS-School Boards is Latest Expansion of All4Ed-Led National Network of 3,400 School Districts.

Voting for the "NextGen: Emerging EdTech Leaders" in school technology is open now.

Tech tools alone cannot transform your data culture, but the right knowledge and strong leadership can.

This survey gathers data on the changing responsibilities of K-12 IT Leaders and other educational technology challenges.

Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A., Inc. (Konica Minolta) and its IT services division, All Covered, announces a new partnership with Future Ready Schools® as the sole sponsor of its school board strand.

“Action and outcomes, rather than solely knowledge sharing, are at the heart of our Catalyst community,” said professor and researcher Stephen Heppell, cofounder of Catalyst.

CoSN seeks nominations for inspiring education technology leaders.

It’s time to consider new, innovative approaches to improving and expanding educational opportunities in rural communities.

The meeting will focus on the technical issues districts experience.

To think like a leader is to design a blueprint for success (i.e district, school or lesson plan) that is ongoing, dynamic, and able to change in time with the reality of a changing school environment.