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School-zone speed cameras in Richmond, Va., which are only online while children arrive or leave from school, produced just over 100,000 violations in their first year of use.
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The town of Vernon recently became the latest of several local governments in Connecticut to put enforcement cameras on school buses, hoping to curb moving violations around the vehicles when students are present.
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Mark Zuckerberg has ushered in a new form of philanthropy that has the potential to bring about positive change.
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The development team's leader is beginning to use cameras instead of sensors to better identify nearby pedestrians.
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As part of a lawsuit, the California Education Department is supposed to hand over student names, health records and Social Security numbers.
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According to assistant law professor Bryant Walker Smith, driverless cars could significantly reduce traffic fatalities.
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The hunt for dangerous doses: The Chicago Tribune works has worked with scientists to identify potentially risky drug combinations.
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Any information the student makes publicly available would still be fair game, and school employees would still be able to conduct investigations into students where their online presence is relevant – they just can’t demand the username/password.
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The goal is to develop advanced technology to identify, defend and prevent cyberattacks more efficiently and effectively — and deliver a working prototype by 2018 that other institutions and industries, such as banks and government agencies, can use.
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Oral Roberts University has taken its commitment to student health to the next level by requiring all students to wear a Fitbit tracker and walk at least 10,000 steps daily.
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The two entities say their model legislation will address the shortcomings of current student data privacy protections.
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Salinas hopes to turn its sons and daughters of farmworkers into coders for the next generation of data-driven, automated farming in a valley known as the salad bowl of the world.
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The startups range from an artificial-intelligence-powered doctor bot to a university recruiting tool.
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Instead of waiting to help until kids get in trouble, Los Angeles County is using data analytics to help them before. So far, it's proving successful.
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The acting education secretary denied that the CIO did anything wrong, despite a thorough report from the Inspector General's Office.
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The portal is helping the band to understand the lives of its students, and officials want to explore a machine-learning algorithm that can help uncover even more new insights within the next year.
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States across the country are taking a look at technology legislation and grappling with everything from 3-D printed firearms, to student and employee data privacy.
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Nonprofits and the online company join forces in a national initiative to break students' fear of math.
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The mapping tool -- which the city intends to keep after the big game -- identified more than 800 potential sites the city plans to monitor for illegal dumping activity.
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The goal of these boot camps are to fill the mounting talent gap in the technology workforce by connecting new trainees with the employers who need them.
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