Why DNS and Content Filtering Are K–12’s Most Versatile Security Tool
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Students are creative, but that resourcefulness can sometimes put teachers and administrators in a tough position. Every day, students use their school-owned devices to play games, watch videos and check in with friends.
While schools can try to block or monitor this activity, it’s a balancing act. Ideally, students should have enough internet access to research and discover while guardrails keep them safe and on task.
Content filtering is one of the ways districts ensure that students have ac
While schools can try to block or monitor this activity, it’s a balancing act. Ideally, students should have enough internet access to research and discover while guardrails keep them safe and on task.
Content filtering is one of the ways districts ensure that students have ac
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