Software

While the traditional Grammarly tools remain amazingly handy, the latest addition to their suite, Authorship, is a major development, offering incredibly promising aid to both teachers and students. 

AI capabilities are exciting, but at the same time, the risks are real, especially while rules and standards are still taking shape. It’s important we are moving forward with intention and being mindful of data, identity, and safety across roles.

If you're still using Windows 10, you’re in good company. It’s familiar and it's been a reliable operating system for years. But with end-of-support coming up in October 2025, now is the time to dive more into the question everyone's asking...

Stay ahead of upcoming Google Workspace changes. Learn what’s changing with Education Plus, pricing, licensing minimums, and Gemini AI tools in 2025.

This is the perfect time to help students reflect, create, and celebrate all they’ve accomplished. We’ve gathered some ideas (and favorite tools) from our Teaching and Learning Consultants to help you close things out with a little extra energy. Each of these activities can be completed in just a few class periods and is adaptable for different grade levels.

Managing tech in schools isn’t what it used to be. Today’s classrooms, offices, and IT teams are navigating bigger demands, higher expectations, and more digital tools than ever before. And for schools using Google Workspace for Education, that’s often where the conversation about upgrading starts.

To install the Windows 11 operating system on your devices, make sure to meet certain technical specifications. The three main things to look at are: processor, TPM, and Secure Boot capability.

In just a few months, Windows 10 will no longer be supported. Its successor, Windows 11, brings tougher security and fresh new features such as AI-powered Copilot, Smart App Control, better multitasking tools, built-in accessibility, and much more. This short guide is intended to help you make headway with a seamless OS transition.