Ikon Blog
SAMPLE K-12 TECHNOLOGY PLAN
Don't even think about creating a technology plan before you see this!
How AI Is Reshaping K–12 Education: Top Trends to Watch
Artificial intelligence (AI) is set to play a pivotal role in the K–12 educational landscape throughout 2025 and beyond. While many schools are still grappling
Returning Education to Our States Act: What Eliminating the Department of Education Could Mean for New York Schools
The recently introduced S.5384 – Returning Education to Our States Act has sparked heated debate as it proposes abolishing the U.S. Department of Education (ED)
2025 EdTech Predictions: AI, Cybersecurity, and the Future of Learning
What to Expect for Ed Tech in 2025 As education technology continues to evolve, 2025 promises significant advancements and challenges that will shape the future
Google Gemini in Education: A Game-Changer for Teachers and IT Administrators
As classrooms increasingly embrace technology, tools like Google Gemini reshape how K–12 schools teach, learn, and manage their tech ecosystems. This generative artificial intelligence (AI)
The Top 3 Tech Challenges Facing Private, Charter, and Independent Schools (And How to Solve Them)
As technology continues to transform education, private, charter, and independent schools face unique challenges in balancing innovation, security, and simplicity. From safeguarding student data to
Can Artificial Intelligence Solve Today’s K–12 Classroom Challenges?
In recent years, the challenges faced by K–12 schools have grown exponentially. From teacher burnout to student engagement and digital equity, the demands placed on
Don’t Let Holiday Travel Compromise Your School’s Cybersecurity: Tips for K-12 Leadership
With the holiday season officially upon us, travel plans are in full swing – and so are cyber threats. For educators and administrators in K-12
Student Data Privacy: Why Schools Should Rethink Email Usernames
Proper Email Syntax for Students: Understanding NY State Ed Law 2-D Guidelines In the digital age, student email accounts are essential for education. However, New
LIVE WEBINAR on 11/21 – Secure Your Cybersecurity Funding: Part Two of the FCC Pilot Program Application Process
DATE: Thursday, November 21, 2024 TIME: 11:00 am EST REGISTER NOW As cyber threats to schools and libraries increase, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has
Outdated Hardware: What Technology Directors Need to Know
As technology becomes central to K-12 education, schools must stay ahead of the risks posed by outdated hardware. Aging devices like Apple tablets, Android devices,