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Curious about how other technology leaders are navigating challenges and initiatives in their districts? Have a recent success or an ongoing challenge you’d love to talk through with peers?
See More about ROE 39 Tech Networking MeetingJoin us for an open discussion on the current state of technology in our schools. This networking meeting is designed for technology directors, instructional technology coaches, and anyone interested in the intersection of education and IT.
See More about ROE 45 Technology RoundtableAlmost overnight, cell phones became their own front in a larger pushback against edtech. We talk with a parents group advocating for these bans and an Illinois senator who helped craft one to examine: where does one debate end and the other begin?
See More about The Push for Phone-Free SchoolsSome offers are too good to be true – and some urgent requests from your “supervisor” are actually social engineering in disguise. To get school staff to take the bait, cyber criminals take advantage of urgency and misplaced trust.
See More about No Free Lunch: Combating Social Engineering in K-12 School DistrictsCurious about how other technology leaders are navigating challenges and initiatives in their districts? Have a recent success or an ongoing challenge you’d love to talk through with peers?
See More about ROE 24 Tech Networking MeetingConnect with fellow instructional coaches, exchange ideas, and work through challenges together in this quarterly, in-person cohort for coaches in central Illinois.
See More about Central Illinois Instructional Coaches CohortConnect with fellow instructional coaches, exchange ideas, and work through challenges together in this quarterly, in-person cohort for coaches in central Illinois.
See More about Central Illinois Instructional Coaches CohortOn paper, your district is protected. Tabletop exercises can put those plans to the test, helping your leadership team clarify approval chains and communication strategies before a cyber incident strikes.
See More about Why your District’s First Cyber Crisis Shouldn’t Be During a Real AttackCurious about how other technology leaders are navigating challenges and initiatives in their districts? Have a recent success or an ongoing challenge you’d love to talk through with peers?
See More about ROE 56 Tech Networking MeetingLooking to connect with fellow library media specialists and grow your professional learning network?
See More about Library Media Specialist Networking Meeting
