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Wednesday, December 9, 2026
12:00 PM ET / 9:00 AM PT
Online · BrightTALK · 45 minutes
K-12 Leaders · District technology leaders in the CoSN community
Students learn on district devices at school, at home and everywhere in between, and nearly every app they open now has AI built in. In this CoSN Solution Session, two district technology leaders share how their districts approach the work: rolling out the classroom management teachers keep asking for, choosing an AI standard and steering students to it, bringing physical and digital safety teams together, and finding the funding and buy-in to make it last. iboss shows what one unified platform looks like for a district: CIPA-compliant filtering and security that follow every student device on and off campus, classroom management for teachers, and AI security that lets students learn with AI safely. Bring your questions for a live Q&A.
Why teachers ask for it, and what training and rollout take on a district's devices.
How a district narrows the AI apps it allows, controls access, and redirects students to the approved platform.
Bringing safety and security teams together with digital response, getting buy-in, having someone lead the work, and funding it.