ISTELive 2024 is just around the corner, taking place in Denver on June 23-26, and we couldn’t be more excited to connect with everyone this year! If you’re attending, you’ve probably already started planning your must-visit booths and sessions. While we’re sure ContentKeeper has already made it to your list, we wanted to double-down and […]
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The Securing Children Online Through Parental Empowerment (SCOPE) Act, also known as Texas House Bill No. 1812, represents a significant change in how public-school children in Texas are protected online. In this article, we’ll cover what SCOPE means for Texas School districts, key takeaways to be aware of, and how Impero can help districts across
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Access to harmful online content is a critical driver in the mental health crisis of young people today. This harmful content includes apps and inappropriate websites. Although CIPA was enacted in 2001 and updated in 2011, the US still ranks 10th globally for online safety efforts. For 2022, a recent COSI report cites that 75%
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In December 2000, the US Congress signed the Children’s Internet Protection Act to safeguard against dangerous and obscene material. Despite this effort, websites and devices have advanced and proved very beneficial for many, including criminals, bullies and predators. Now, the US Department of Education has established Key K-12 Cybersecurity Resilience Efforts, including the K-12 Digital
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There are many advantages to the Internet, with its endless amount of learning aids for teachers. But there are also many disadvantages in terms of keeping students safe and on a positive learning path. However, a proactive approach to controlling access to web content using EdTech will support teachers and meet compliance for schools. In
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When schools have a sincere understanding of cyber attacks, they are empowered to take the proper steps to add security for an improved approach to preventing future threats. As soon as an attack is identified, districts act to stop it and minimize damage. However, many cyber criminals still get through the protective layers and
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