In this Homeroom Blog, guest contributor Chad Engelland, Ph.D. discusses the flexibility that school choice offers parents when it comes to AI technology in education.

In this Homeroom blog post, Casey K. Sacks, Ph.D. shares how viewing AI adoption in education in a stage framework can help make sense of the emotional responses, practical judgments, and profound transformation that continues to follow the advent of AI.

Learn about the K-12 Cybersecurity Government Coordinating Council (GCC), a coalition of education and education technology leaders across federal, state, and local entities as part of the ED’s role in supporting the nation’s critical infrastructure.

The U.S. Department of Education supports K-12 cybersecurity resilience in response to growing threat actors.

Learn more about federal Artificial Intelligence (AI) guidance, innovation, and risk management, and find an inventory of ED's AI use-cases.

Activities that can be undertaken by security researchers to find and report vulnerabilities in internet-accessible systems and services in a legally authorized manner.

Learn more about the Student Support and Academic Enrichment (SSAE) Program, which aims to improve student's academic achievement by increasing the capacity of States, local educational agencies, schools and local communities.

Office of Business Support Services is responsible for all IT activities that affect OFO systems, services, or applications that are operating on ED's hosted platform, commercial shared services, and federal shared services.

Questions and answers about the law, the technology, and the population affected as it relates to electronic book readers.

The Enterprise Technology Directorate has primary responsibility for providing information technology services for all FSA systems, promoting the effective and secure use of technology to achieveobjectives through sound planning and investments.