David Sanchez, incoming CIO at Austin Peay State University, says that it doesn't matter how smart you are if you can't build a strong team.

Susquehanna University and Franklin & Marshall College — about 90 miles apart in Pennsylvania — have an uncommon deal with a security pro.

The president of Arizona State University — named the most innovative college in the country — sat down with EdScoop during the ASU+GSV Summit.

In a Q&A with EdScoop, the leader of the company's global education arm describes the role artificial intelligence has begun to play in education.

The initiative aims to recognize the up-and-comers in K-12 education technology across the U.S.

Commentary: F­ive questions higher ed CIOs can — and should — help answer in measuring student success.

Jennie Magiera, chief innovation officer for a Chicago public school, encouraged educators in San Antonio to share their untold struggles.

The former Education Department tech director and Rhode Island innovation champion wants to strengthen the bridges between academic officers and tech, and between K-12 and higher ed.

Valerie Truesdale continues to push for making digital learning available 24/7 for district’s 147,000 students.

The needs of a connected generation – centennial students — are a key focus for IT, says CIO Amir Dabirian.