By Al Kingsley
02/04/2025 – Education IT Reporter
Teachers know that giving students more freedom — by enabling greater choice and agency — unlocks engagement and better outcomes. Decades of research backs […]
By Al Kingsley
1/10/2025 – Rachelle Dene Poth Blog
In their survey of nearly 300 administrators and principals in K12 schools, the organizations wrote that while principals found their […]
By Kristal Kuykendall
1/10/2025 – EdTech Chronicle
Nearly $200 billion in federal COVID relief funds for the nation’s public schools has officially dried up, with the final deadline for […]
By Al Kingsley
12/12/2024 – TeachThought
Teaching a language, whether for ESL students or those learning something new like French or Spanish – requires largely the same teaching skills […]
By Al Kingsley
12/11/2024 – All Tech Magazine
Research has suggested for at least a decade that offering employees flexibility in where they work from can improve […]
By Al Kingsley
12/10/2024 – eSchool News
It’s almost a truism among educators to say that classroom management is all about relationship management. Learning requires a great deal of […]
By Al Kingsley
10/22/2024 – TechAnnouncer
Business leaders depend on emails and direct messages to deliver the information that keeps our teams advancing toward critical goals. These internal communications […]
By Al Kingsley
10/21/2024 – The Learning Counsel
A recent opinion piece in Education Week sums up the issues surrounding cell phones in schools quite well. Tom […]
By Al Kingsley
09/25/2024 – EdTech Review
Think about how difficult it is for teachers in this regard. We are all focused on learning outcomes, but education is directly […]
By Al Kingsley
09/17/2024 – SmartBrief
We believe hybrid work is something new, enabled by remote technologies and strong networks. Yet already, the concept of remote work is old. Hyper-flex is the […]
By Sharon Illhardt
08/29/2024 – Healthcare Guys
Preparing for those moments requires recognizing the nature of today’s crises. We must prepare for events well beyond natural disasters […]
08/06/2024 – IT Career Energizer Podcast
2 Top Career Tips
1) You are born with two eyes, two ears […]
By Al Kingsley
07/25/2024 – EdTech Digest
That educators see the benefits of technology so overwhelmingly may catch the attention of some people. However, the reality is that the […]
By Al Kingsley
07/24/2024 – eSchool News
Encompassing the expansion of edtech safety and security evaluation is a growing preference for transparency and clarity from vendors. Many IT directors […]
By Al Kingsley
07/15/2024 – The Learning Counsel
Understanding the differences between neurodivergent and neurotypical students can help education develop strategies that help all students to be successful […]
By Matt Jones
07/12/2024 – MyTechDecisions
Specifically, workers experienced the personal benefits of flexibility that remote and hybrid work models offered during shutdowns. Many employees won’t or don’t want to go back. […]
By Al Kingsley
07/08/2024 – eSchool News
The results we see in the survey data echo what we hear from clients and partners all the time. For those who […]
By Matt Jones
05/17/2024 – All Tech Magazine
It’s a sizable understatement to say aloud that remote and hybrid work have changed the way all of us do our […]
By Shalini Pathak
04/02/2024 – EdTech Review
NetSupport, a classroom management solution used worldwide, has recently revealed the findings of a survey that asked educators who […]
K12 education has […]
By Alex Spada
04/25/2024 – EdTech Review
…To provide an extra layer of assurance against distractions, we adopted NetSupport’s educational software. The software lets our IT team […]
03/29/2024 – Ace-Ed
NetSupport – a classroom management solution used throughout the globe – has published the results of a survey asking educators who either manage or use […]
By Matt Jones
02/15/2024 – TechBullion
As technology officers like Mr. Roark identify challenges in flexible work environments, they are actively implementing strategies to cultivate remote-ready IT teams. I’ve […]
By Lynn Korff
1/8/2024 – EdTech Chronicle
I’ve found that using the right classroom management platform not only helps me run my classroom smoothly and keep everyone on task; […]
By Al Kingsley
12/11/2023 – eSchool News
The lack of IT talent is a problem for all organizations, but it places an especially large burden on K-12 school systems. […]
By Al Kingsley
12/12/2023 – IT World Canada
Every employee can benefit from having a “growth mindset,” which is the ability to develop and change, to recognize failures not […]
11/08/2023 – Slow-Smoked Business with Jarrod Morgan
On this week’s Slow Smoked Business, Jarrod is joined by Al Kingsley, the nicest guy in education technology, to discuss how […]
By Al Kingsley
11/06/2023 – eSchool News
Teaching has always been a stressful profession, but since the pandemic it has become even more so. Nearly three […]
By Al Kingsley
10/18/2023 – District Administration
Education technology is advancing and innovating at an inspiring pace, driven mostly by generative AI. In and out of the classroom, technology […]
By Al Kingsley
09/21/2023 – THE Journal
Even with their plates full and their job demands high, school IT teams value teachers’ input and want to support their teachers’ […]
By Al Kingsley
09/21/2023 – Tech Bullion
Organizations therefore need leaders who have vision, who aren’t afraid of uncertainty, who can recognize new potential and understand that the tech […]
By Al Kingsley
August/September 2023 of Ace-Ed Issue of Equity & Access Magazine
There’s a stark difference in how schools in the United States and the United Kingdom handle […]
By Mike Teng
07/14/2023 – eSchool News
Improving teacher wellness is a complex challenge, and solving it will require a systemic approach that includes making widespread changes to improve […]
By Al Kingsley
06/05/2023 – The Learning Counsel
Recently, I had the distinct pleasure of interviewing Adam Mendler, host of the popular leadership podcast Thirty Minute Mentors. Adam […]
05/29/2023 – Edtech Insiders
Al Kingsley has over 30 years’ experience in educational technology and digital safeguarding…Listen to the entire Edtech Insiders […]
05/10/2023 and 05/11/2023 – NetSupport Radio
“Kailey Lefko, a Math and Science Teacher, Co-Founder at Educalme Inc and The Balanced Educator Podcast Co-Host, joined
By Al Kingsley
04/20/2023 – Canadian Teacher Magazine
Next is efficiency. In industry, we need people able to iterate on past successes. Programmers comb through existing code to improve […]
By Al Kingsley
04/18/2023 – SmartBrief
When my children were young, my wife and I moved to a house in a neighborhood where a new secondary school was being […]
By Al Kingsley
04/13/2023 – eSchool News
…1. Take stock: The first step is to get an accurate picture of what is happening in your schools now. That means talking […]
By Al Kingsley
03/10/2023 – Rachelle Dene Poth Blog
…But if like so many districts, you have already purchased a program and are in the early stages of implementation, […]
By Al Kingsley
03/03/2023 – Education IT Reporter
I’ve watched my children work their way through the school system and – while I realize U.K. education differs from the U.S.’s – we […]
02/03/2023 – Adam Mendler Blog
I recently went one on one with Al Kingsley, CEO of NetSupport.
Adam: Thanks again for taking the time to share your advice. First things […]
11/17/2022 – Transformative Principal
By Al Kingsley
10/04/2022 – Built In
“Very few people can resist the invitation to step into the […]
09/28/2022 – The Better Leaders Better Schools Podcast
Show Highlights
By Al Kingsley
09/21/2022 – THE Journal
There isn’t much school leaders can do to halt the increase in oil costs or stem the rising electricity prices, but that […]
By Nele Morrison
09/05/2022 – eSchool News
In my six years as the director of technology for the Pittsburg Independent School District, a town about 120 miles east of […]
08/01/2022 – Trending in Education
“Al rejoins host Mike Palmer in a conversation about the need for respect for educators in these challenging times. We explore pathways into […]
