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Why Schools Should Rely on Cloud-Based Software

EdTech Magazine

Most software in K–12 education today is cloud-based. Google and Microsoft 360 are two of the most popular cloud-based software options seen in schools. Besides setting students up for career success, using cloud-based software comes with many advantages for IT teams, teachers and students.…

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Review: Microsoft Power BI Makes Data Actionable in K–12

EdTech Magazine

So, we went looking for a comprehensive data analytics solution, and soon it became clear that Microsoft’s Power BI was the best choice for us. The business intelligence software allowed us to aggregate 21 years of data in four topical buckets, with 18 links and…

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How Schools Can Ace the Windows 11 Migration

EdTech Magazine

The clock is ticking toward Microsoft Windows 10’s end of life in October 2025. Assess Software and Hardware Compatibility Prior to a Migration Before you dive into the migration process, compatibility is your first line of defense. Microsoft has set specific system requirements for Windows 11 — including CPU…

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How Online Resources Can Help K–12 Move from Skype to Microsoft Teams

EdTech Magazine

With Skype for Business set to retire on July 31, many school districts may need a plan for moving to a new videoconferencing system, such as Microsoft Teams.

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How to Select a Complete Digital Education Solution Provider

ViewSonic Education

Finding the correct digital education and EdTech solution provider can be challenging, but choosing the best fit for you will save you time and money, and help you avoid frustration. The most important factors to consider are the type of software and hardware offered by the provider and how they can benefit your classroom.

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Windows 11 Offers a New Cybersecurity Approach for Education

EdTech Magazine

To address the ever-present and evolving threat of cyberattacks, Microsoft recently released Windows 11. The hardware and software were completely separate.” We’ve had upgrades, such as Windows XP, Windows 7 and Windows 10,” says Jason Brown, senior field solution architect at CDW.

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Unlock Your Second Brain: A Guide to Choosing the Best Digital Notetaking App

The CoolCatTeacher

Selecting the Right Digital Note-taking Software] Vicki: Hello, this is Vicki Davis. I'll cover six different software programs I have used, including Evernote, Notion, OneNote, Logseq, Apple Notes, and Google Keep, and aiding a workflow that works for you. First of all, let's talk about selecting your software.

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