Education Technology · Topic
Security Protocols
10 articles from Education Technology practitioners
Challenges in Implementing School Safety Products
Schools struggle to balance technology investments with the human vigilance and integrated protocols that truly protect students
Seeing Through the Smoke of School Safety Products
Schools are adopting mandated safety systems that lack real-world evidence of effectiveness in actual emergencies
Enhancing Law Enforcement Training for K-12 Security Incidents
Schools need integrated safety strategies that go far beyond technology to truly protect students and staff
Implement Two-Way Radio Communication Systems for Schools: A Non-Negotiable for Unmatched Emergency Communication Efficiency
Schools that prioritize reliable communication channels during emergencies gain critical advantages in protecting their communities when seconds matter most
Protecting Our Educators: The Impact of Burnout on School Security
Staff shortages and exhaustion among educators are quietly undermining school safety protocols and emergency response capabilities
How Culture and Climate Shape School Security
Strong school cultures and positive climates prove foundational to preventing violence and breaches before security systems ever come into play
The Real Cost of a Capitol Fire Alarm Prank
A lawmaker's impulsive decision to trigger a fire alarm exposes dangerous gaps in Capitol security protocols and accountability measures
The HERO Program’s Perspective on the Evolution of School Safety
Experts argue that traditional safety drills fall short in preparing students for real-world threats, sparking debate over more effective communication strategi
Icom’s Five School Communication Safety Tips
Schools can strengthen safety protocols by implementing five critical communication practices across campus operations
Strengthening School Safety: Empowering Substitute Teachers for Emergencies
Temporary classroom staff often face life-or-death situations with little to no emergency training, leaving schools dangerously unprepared