Coffee with a Geek Interview with Al Kingsley
12/02/21 – Coffee with a Geek Podcast
“In this episode, I ask Al about his vast experience, his recent presentation at the NYSCATE 21 Conference, and […]
NetSupport Classroom Management Updated
By Dian Schaffhauser
11/30/2021 – THE Journal
“A company that produces network and cloud-based technology for K-12 has enhanced its classroom management product. NetSupport, which develops
110 Al Kingsley Does Not Speak in Code
11/18/2021 – Unlabeled Leadership
“I invite guests to share personal stories about acts of leadership that help shape their lives. In Episode 110, Al Kingsley talks about a […]
The Future of Edtech is Simpler, Not More Complex
By Al Kingsley
11/12/2021 – Edtech Digest
“I’m not against tech innovation. I couldn’t possibly be since I am the CEO of a company that develops edtech. However, I’m […]
Durable and Perishable Skills Better Reflect What Employers Need Than Soft and Hard Skills
By Dave Saben
11/12/2021 – FE News
“First off, the words themselves are misleading. What’s “soft” about presenting a new product idea or “hard” about setting up a remote […]
The Score Podcast – Episode 003 – Dr. Tricia Bertram Gallant
11/2/2021 – The Score Podcast
On this episode of The Score, we’re speaking with Dr. Tricia Bertram Gallant about what schools, colleges, and universities are doing and can […]
https://www.eschoolnews.com/2021/11/05/classroom-cloud-from-netsupport-releases-new-classroom-management-and-safety-features-giving-teachers-more-control-in-the-cloud/ Galleryclassroom.cloud from NetSupport Releases New Classroom Management and Safety Features, Giving Teachers More Control in the Cloud
classroom.cloud from NetSupport Releases New Classroom Management and Safety Features, Giving Teachers More Control in the Cloud
11/05/2021 – eSchool News
“In this update, teachers can control sound and USB drives, and they have additional safety monitoring features and time-saving keystroke shortcuts. Because the pandemic […]
The Pulse: Melvin Hines of Upswing
11/03/2021 – Inside Higher Ed Pulse
“In the conversation with Rodney B. Murray, The Pulse’s host, Hines discusses how the platform can help reduce dropouts and improve student mental […]
No Such Thing: Education in the Digital Age
11/01/2021 – No Such Thing: Education in the Digital Age
“Al Kingsley has over 30 years’ experience in the technology sector predominantly with his work on IT Asset […]
Learning to Lead: The Impact of Community Service on Student Success
By Michele Pitman
10/28/2021 – Edtech Chronicle
“I’ve had a front-row seat throughout the pandemic, examining firsthand how schools have pivoted their service programs, because my company manages community service […]
The eLearning Hotseat with Al Kingsley
An event by Stephen Ladek live on 10/28/2021
“Al Kingsley and Stephen Ladek discuss what tech does education need (right) […]
The essential human element of AI in education
By Eric Wang
10/14/2021 – eCampus News
“To continue to add a new perspective to this conversation, I asked a number of AI in education experts as well as two […]
How Can You Give Student Feedback In Large Classrooms?
Contributed by Rich Ross
10/2021 – TeachThought
“I’ve been teaching the Introduction to Statistical Analysis course (STAT 2120) at the University of Virginia for a few years now, and […]
Choosing the right technology to encourage parental engagement
By Al Kingsley
10/11/2021 – Rachelle Poth Blog
“Schools know that the more involved parents and carers are in their children’s learning, the more effective that learning will be. […]
Being a progressionist versus being a perfectionist
By Jarrod Morgan
10/21/2021 – Fast Company
“Let’s be honest for a moment: Nothing is ever going to be perfect. That’s just the tough reality we face every day. […]
How the Wicomico County Public School District Kept Community Service Alive During COVID
10/21/2021 – FE News
“Despite being hampered with remote education, Batts was able to continue her program because she never lost communications with her students. The district has […]
The Score Podcast: Episode 001 – Derek Newton
10/19/2021 – The Score Podcast
Derek Newton (@DerekTNG), editor of The Cheat […]
Tract Gives All Students a Path to Project-Based Enrichment
10/14/2021 – Edtech Chronicle
“Their model is similar to the Genius Hour concept A.J. Juliani frequently writes about, or the 20 Percent Time concept made […]
321: Advanced Analytics – with Chris Lucier, Director of Partner Relationships, Othot, Inc.
10/07/2021 – The EdUp Experience Podcast
“What is advanced analytics? Listen in as Joe talks with Chris about the four components of advanced analytics & how this process […]
6 ways to make sure the rush to recovery doesn’t crush our creativity
By Ari Memar
10/07/2021 – District Administration
“As educators emerge from the challenges of pandemic teaching and begin to establish new normals of flexible instruction, no small portion of […]
The Next Wave of Education Technology May Finally Be Here
By Derek Newton
10/07/2021 – Edtech Review
“We have not seen the top-end of that change yet. We don’t have completely connected classrooms in which every student gets a […]
3 Tips for Making Passion-Based Learning Work Successfully
By Dennis Pierce
10/06/2021 – THE Journal
“When led effectively, passion-based learning can unleash students’ creativity and help them learn critical 21st century skills, while also assuming agency over […]
Melvin Hines of Upswing: “Take a look at the landscape”
“Are you working on any exciting new projects now? How do you think that will help […]
Securing Academic Integrity: An Equity Issue
09/30/2021 – ACE-Ed
“Why controlling cheating matters…why it hurts everyone…with Dr. Ashley Norris of Meazure Learning, parent company of ProctorU.”… Listen to the full ACE-Ed […]
Demographic Trends And College Admissions
09/14/2021 – Tests and the Rest Podcast
“If the success of educational institutions depends on a steady and predictable flow of incoming students, what does the American “birth […]
The Surprising People Behind Education Start Up Tract
By Derek Newton
09/09/2021 – Forbes
“Tract is an innovative edtech startup with education resources developed for K-12 students by high […]
The integrity arms race is expensive and unsustainable
By Ashley Norris
09/04/2021 – Times Higher Ed
“Clearly, we need robust investments in student support, as well as human proctoring, to combat cheating. But it is unlikely that […]
Technology As An Enabler In Education
08/31/2021 – Tests and the Rest Podcast
“What are five things you will learn in this episode?
- Which aspects of education can–and cannot–be improved through technology?
- What is […]
Al Kingsley of NetSupport: “Collaboration ”
08/29/2021 – Thrive Global
“How is the US doing with regard to engaging girls and women in STEM subjects? Can you suggest three ways we can increase this […]
Al Kingsley of NetSupport: 5 Things We Should Do To Improve the US Education System
By Penny Bauder
08/23/2021 – Authority Magazine
EP.074 — Al Kingsley – My Secret #Edtech Diary
08/16/2021 – Classcast Podcast
“ClassCast Podcast Ep.074 features Al Kingsley — CEO of NetSupport Inc., school leader & administrator in the United Kingdom, and […]
Cheating in college rises during the pandemic
By Kevin Landers
08/12/2021 – WCNC
“Cheating is on the rise on college campuses across the country according to a new study from Marshall University.
Monday LIVE with Rachelle, Mel & Guest Al Kingsley @Rdene915 @Thriveinedu @AlKingsley_Edu
08/09/2021 – #ThriveEDU Monday Live
Watch the podcast episode here.
The Need for Tech Integration Over Innovation in Education
By Al Kingsley
08/04/2021 – Coruzant
“And when technology products are selected for schools, they usually require significant and continuing user training, which can be difficult. When […]
Staying safe online
08/03/2021 – Rachelle Poth Blog
“With the future of education shaping up to be blended – whether in-school, remote or both – being safe online is key. But although teaching […]
Avoiding Post-COVID EdTech Failure
By Al Kingsley
07/27/2021 – Education IT Reporter
“Think back to all those brilliantly publicized great EdTech ideas of the past that have miserably failed. It’s quite possible you’ve […]
EdTech Insights with Al Kingsley
07/26/2021 – Trending in Education
“Al Kingsley is the CEO of NetSupport Limited, an EdTech Company. He’s also the Chair of Hampton Academes Trust in the UK. Al […]
The Value of Risk in Edtech
07/23/2021- Marketscale
“The idea of trial and error (aka failure) used to be a tricky subject in education circles. Now during pandemic times, it has become part of […]
Academic misconduct has become more common and expensive, reputationally and financially
Dr. Ashley Norris
07/17/2021 – FE News
“As someone who spends every day working with, even obsessing over academic misconduct and seeing faculty and institutions pull their hair out trying […]
EdTech Executive Launches Book About the Tech Future in Schools with CEO Al Kingsley | Ep 318
06/19/2021 – Coruzant Technologies
“NetSupport produces a range of solutions including a cloud-based remote learning solution and an IT Asset Management solution to manage and […]
Complex issues surrounding the proctoring of online assessments
By Rebecca Bodenheimer
06/25/2021 – FE News
“The International Center for Academic Integrity (ICAI) held its annual conference, which was fully remote this year, in early […]
#643 The Future of Edtech in Schools After 14+ Months of Remote Learning
06/24/2021 – Small Business Radio Show
“On this episode of The Small Business Radio Show…
SEGMENT 1 with Al Kingsley, starting at 0:00: If there is one area that changed during […]
Episode 73: My Secret EdTech Diary
06/19/2021 – My EdTech Life Podcast
“Al Kingsley’s 30-year career in technology is global and local. Globally, his company’s products run 18 million devices. Locally, Al serves on […]
Paving the Path for Greater Accessibility
By: Val Schreiner
06/22/2021 – Ace-Ed
“In our constant efforts to improve accessibility to our learning products, I get to meet and work with some […]
5 steps for using advanced analytics to transform students and schools
By Fred Weiss
06/09/2021 – University Business
“These data points come from different departments of the university but when combined, indicates a […]
ProctorU Gets Rid of AI Only Proctoring
05/2021 – American Libraries
“ProctorU announced on May 24 it is discontinuing services that rely solely on artificial intelligence for exam proctoring. Instead, it […]
Time to Rethink AI Proctoring?
By Lindsay McKenzie
05/28/2021 – Inside Higher Ed
05/28/2021 – Inside Higher Ed
‘”It’s not appropriate for AI to be making decisions, and it’s unfair to expect faculty to […]