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This article was copublished with The Markup, a nonprofit, investigative newsroom that challenges technology to serve the public good. A middle school student in Missouri had trouble collecting images ...

Students in Clark County, Nev., can’t see whatever they want online, but they have some say in the matter. Those who want to view a Web site blocked by the district’s Internet filter can initiate a ...

The risks students face online have heightened over the past decade, increasing awareness in the education system around the importance of children’s safe, responsible, and healthy technology use.

Annie is a policy analyst for the Center for Technology and the Human Person at The Heritage Foundation. Filtering and blocking software can shield children from obscene content, and it is worth ...

Not all web filtering software is the same. The solution you have in place now might be outdated or might no longer meet your needs. To see if it’s time for an upgrade, here are eight key questions to ...

Schools are increasingly relying on technology to collect student data and monitor students’ behavior online. But they’re not giving equal consideration to the consequences of these technological ...

LAS VEGAS — Beware: responsible Internet usage is on its way. U.K. company SurfControl here at Comdex unveiled SuperScout 3.0, real-time Internet filtering software that can monitor Internet usage ...

Schools and libraries are hurting students by setting up heavy-handed Web filtering software that block access to potentially educational sites. Instead, educators should trust teachers and librarians ...

Cold Turkey Blocker is free software that you can install on your system for web filtering. You can use it to block websites and applications installed on your ...

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