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Category Archives: Schools
Using Common Sense Privacy Rating in Your School’s Vetting Process
As the conversations swirl around the application, services, vendor vetting, and AI data concerns (see Nick Marchese recent ATLIS post – AI tools that use data prompts and user data to train models), I am curious about the criteria used in … Continue reading
Posted in Administration & Management, Cyber Security, Data Management, Schools, Teaching & Learning
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The Low Hang Fruit of CyberSecurity
The threats relating to cybersecurity are real and on the rise amid the COVID crisis. Phishing-related attacks are up over 600%, and users are 3x more likely to click on a COVID-related link and enter their user credentials. Institutions small … Continue reading
Posted in Cyber Security, Data Management, Schools, Technical
Tagged cybersecurity
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Don’t forget about bandwidth in your remote and hybrid learning plans.
There is a lot of talk about what school is going to look like in September and a lot of questions that have come with it. Will we open online? What will our schedule look like? Will we have some … Continue reading
Posted in GSuite, Schools, Teaching & Learning, Technical
Tagged COVID-19, Google Meet, Remote Learning
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10 Website Tips for 2020 – My Takeaways from FinalsiteU.
There are numerous things that you can learn while attending a conference, and the best are the things you can take away that apply across several areas. This past week I attended the Finalsite user conference – FinalsiteU – in … Continue reading
Posted in Communications & Marketing, Conferences, Data Management, Design, Schools, Social Media
Tagged FinalSite, FinalsiteU
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Another thought on fighting Phishing with a footer.
Recently my school had an audit of our G Suite for Education domain and one of the findings was for a footer/disclaimer/confidentiality statement to be appended to the emails sent from the school. For those of you unfamiliar with what this it, … Continue reading
Posted in Cyber Security, GSuite, Schools, Technical
Tagged phishing, spear phishing
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Which to use… Evernote, Moodle & GSuite?
For a very long time we have been using Evernote and Moodle at my school. We started with each tool over 10 years ago. After conversations with Phil Libin & Andrew Sinkov sitting in our Middle School computer lab, we … Continue reading
Posted in Evernote, GSuite, Moodle, Schools, Teaching & Learning
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Three helpful hints for deploying 2 Factor Authentication
As part of the work that we are doing to address the growing number of cybersecurity concerns at my school we are requiring 2 factor authentication for all employees using our Google accounts. The GSuite of tools are being using … Continue reading
Posted in Cyber Security, Schools, Technical
Tagged 2 factor, 2 step authentication, Google, gsuite, wifi calling
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5 tips for avoiding the blank stare when talking about data management.
We’ve all seen it, that moment when you start talking to people about a topic and you know they have no idea what you are talking about or don’t understand half of the words coming out of your mouth. You … Continue reading
Posted in Administration & Management, Data Management, Schools
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Our experiences with the AppleTV in Education.
So ee have AppleTV 3 (2nd gen) deployed EVERYWHERE! This is actually our second refresh of the devices since putting them in about 2 or 3 years ago. We initially put them in as we wanted to allow teachers and … Continue reading
Big Data? We need to focus on Little Data!
It’s everywhere! People are talking about it in all aspects of life. Business, research, education, economics, socialnomics… you can’t escape it! BIG DATA! Data is everywhere and in everything that we do. If you’ve bought anything, searched for anything or signed … Continue reading
Posted in Administration & Management, Data Management, Schools
Tagged big data, data entry, little data
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