Continuity of Learning: Keeping Students on Track
There is still a lot of uncertainty regarding what school will look like in the fall—in some states, we won’t know until right before the school year ...
There is still a lot of uncertainty regarding what school will look like in the fall—in some states, we won’t know until right before the school year ...
I’ve written in the past how archiving can minimize litigation costs for school districts through eDiscovery and with the ability to handle Freedom of...
I’ve written in the past about the reasons why you should archive email, documents and files using a third-party solution. Similarly, there are strong...
Archiving and retention laws are continually evolving at both the state and federal levels. With that ever-changing landscape, it’s important to know ...
Teachers, administrators and other staff will take new jobs, retire and give IT departments other reasons to delete or suspend their email accounts. F...
Many school districts are moving their onsite legacy email archives to a third-party cloud provider at a fraction of the cost it takes to manage and s...
Some school districts still are just starting to give their students access to email, but have relied on a different system for staff email for a long...
Some new Google Vault features likely caught the eye of K-12 technology directors and email administrators.
Last month’s announcement that Vault now supports Google Drive finally recognizes that G Suite users keep information in more places than their inbox,...
While I want to spend some time talking about a handful of issues associated with free email archiving solutions, what they all have in common is that...
Easy email reminders who count on the weekly recap.
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