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Preparing for Data Theft Challenges in K-12 Schools

Posted on February 25, 2019 by Dissent

From CIO Review:

The advent of technological advancements has introduced a dramatic shift to the global education market providing a better and cost-effective education. The off-campus courses and edtech apps have facilitated the whole process of learning from home. This widely accepted model of education has enabled the U.S. to implement an online learning platform in 48 states and the District of Columbia. The introduction of online and virtual schools like The Florida Virtual School, Utah Electronic High School, and North California Virtual High School has revolutionized the whole process of education. Research and Markets has predicted that global edtech market will grow by 15.4 percent by 2024. But, digital transformation paves the way for digital distraction which often, becomes a hindrance to the whole process of education.

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