Alaska phishing pupils take over classroom computers
A group of pupils at a middle school in Alaska took control of their classroom computers after phishing for administrator privileges.
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A group of pupils at a middle school in Alaska took control of their classroom computers after phishing for administrator privileges.
A new report out from the National Council of Teachers of English criticizes the practice of using machine scoring for writing assessments.
NZ First leader slams approval for Harvard to purchase 1300ha in Otago, New Zealand, to add to portfolio
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