Jennifer Weis

As classrooms across America become increasingly diverse, school districts face a critical challenge: selecting educational technology that truly serves all students. https://ow.ly/1mrR50WnVmw

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When advanced email attacks reach teacher and staff inboxes, it impacts instructional time, district operations, and community trust. Modern K-12 districts are shifting from reactive cleanup to proactive, AI-powered protection, without replacing their existing tools. Check out these resources form Abnormal AI to learn how districts are simplifying email security and protecting their communities. #EdTech #K12Cybersecurity #EmailProtection #StayReady #K12

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In order to improve attendance rates, you must first get to the root problems. Absenteeism is a challenge. Data is the solution. CDW is empowering educators with tools to identify patterns, intervene early, and re-engage students. Explore how data analytics is reshaping attendance strategies across districts. https://dy.si/TW6hB52

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K-12 tech works better when IT and educators are on the same side. At #FETC2026, leaders shared ways to match classroom goals with security and policy, so adoption stays safe and realistic. See the 6-step framework. https://dy.si/1j2gnk2

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From teacher shortages to compliance challenges, inefficiency impacts every level of education. Our latest Education Whitepaper highlights four strategies K-12 and higher ed leaders can use to strengthen their workforce, and improve outcomes for students. Check it out to learn more: https://ukg.inc/46FrQdk.

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🎓 EdTech: Creating Zero-Friction Student Support. US higher education and EdTech firms are transforming the student experience. SnowGeek Solutions is implementing ServiceNow ITSM and Now Assist to provide 24/7, zero-friction support for students and faculty. As your ServiceNow implementation partner, we solve the friction of legacy helpdesk silos, creating a unified student support portal. 📚 Autonomous incident resolution via Agentic AI. 📚 Comprehensive #ITAM for student laptop fleets. 📚 Optimized #ITOM for e-learning platforms. Innovate your institution with our ServiceNow consulting services. #EdTech #ServiceNow #ITSM #StudentSuccess #SnowGeekSolutions #ZurichRelease #ServiceNowExpert #ServiceNowConsulting #AgenticAI #HigherEd

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A.I. in K-12 instruction environments must be a Total Team Effort between the Technology Department, Education Administration and Curriculum Departments, Instructors, and Parents. Collaboration between technology departments, educators, and parents on AI in K-12 schools involves creating transparent policies, providing professional development, and offering educational resources to all stakeholders. This teamwork is crucial for ethically integrating AI as a tool for personalized learning and preparing students for the future, while also addressing concerns about critical thinking, bias, and academic integrity. Technology Departments: Develop transparent policies: Work with educators and parents to create clear guidelines for responsible AI use, including data privacy and academic integrity. Provide and curate tools: Make high-quality, age-appropriate AI tools accessible to students and teachers. Support professional development: Offer training for educators on how to use AI effectively and how to address the challenges it presents. Facilitate communication: Establish channels for communication and provide resources for parents and educators to stay informed about AI developments. Educators: Embrace AI as a teaching tool: Use AI to personalize instruction, automate administrative tasks, and create immersive learning experiences. Integrate AI thoughtfully: Avoid banning AI tools outright. Instead, teach students to use them responsibly and to reflect on how AI influences their work. Foster AI literacy: Educate students about AI, its capabilities, and its limitations to help them become critical and informed users. Collaborate with parents: Inform parents about how AI is being used in the classroom and address their concerns about potential over-reliance and its impact on critical thinking. Parents: Engage with school initiatives: Participate in school-hosted informational sessions and workshops to understand AI and its role in education. Stay informed: Keep up with information provided by the school to understand how AI tools are being used and the policies in place. Foster responsible use at home: Encourage critical thinking and balance when students use technology, and have conversations about the ethical use of AI. Advocate for education on AI: Support school initiatives that teach students how to use AI responsibly and effectively

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