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What Closing the Department of Education Could Mean for the FAFSA
Throughout his campaign, Trump and his allies promised to dismantle the Department of Education—an attack Republicans have been campaigning on for years. A candidate for United States Senate suggested throwing the agency “in the trash can.” Another called it “one of the worst monstrosities that’s ever been created.” Dismantling the Department of Education could leave billions of funds, scholarships, grants,…
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How is AI being used in education?
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the education sector, offering new possibilities for personalized learning and efficient classroom management, to name but one example. Recently, Google CEO Sundar Pichai announced a $120 million fund dedicated to global AI education initiatives. This investment aims to bridge the AI divide and ensure that students around the world have access to high-quality AI-powered…
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Securing the future of your business through cybersecurity education and training
Maintaining a robust cybersecurity posture is always a case of spinning many plates, with leaders forced to balance the fight against threat actors with efforts to keep staff following the rules, as well as empowering them to be productive without restriction. As any security professional will admit, it’s often in moments when employees don’t follow these rules or make a…
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Securing your business with education and training
What’s the biggest cybersecurity threat your business faces right now? Hopefully, an answer springs to mind, along with a list of the solutions you have in place to keep attackers at bay. But ask yourself this: do your employees know? And if the worst did happen, how confident are you that your workforce would know exactly how to respond? Cybersecurity…
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The gender gap in computing education is closing, but there’s still work to be done
The number of women studying computing at degree level continues to rise steadily, though there’s still a large gender gap. According to analysis from BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, 2,940 18-year-old women living in the UK have accepted a place to study the subject this September, up 8% from the 2023-24 academic year. The gender gap is also closing,…
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