Suchi Rudra

Austin

Freelance Journalist at Freelance

Freelance Journalist / Fiction Writer / Recovering Nomad / Represented by @GoldinAgency *Daughter of a Ukrainian*

Articles

A Guide to the ADA Title II Accessibility Rule

2 weeks ago | edtechmagazine.com | Suchi Rudra

What Is the ADA Title II Web Accessibility Rule? The U.S. Department of Justice has indicated for many years that it interprets the Americans with Disabilities Act as covering technology accessibility. But the ADA Title II regulations are the first time that it has set specific accessibility standards via regulation, in this case for online content, services and systems as well as for mobile applications.
Inventory as a Key Element of Incident Response Planning

3 weeks ago | edtechmagazine.com | Suchi Rudra

Jun 04 2025 Security It’s vital to know how systems and technologies are interconnected in the event of a cyberattack. That’s where asset management comes in. How does a school district securely track the status, location and ownership of its thousands of devices at any given moment? It's a huge challenge, especially when budgets are tight and IT teams are small.
Streamline Your Access to Google AI With Chromebook Plus

2 months ago | edtechmagazine.com | Suchi Rudra

In a world where teachers are short on time and artificial intelligence has become inextricably entwined with students’ daily lives and future career opportunities, K–12 schools need solutions that give staff and students straightforward access to AI tools. The latest Chromebook Plus models do just this. Released last October, the update to this budget-friendly Google device was created with the teacher in mind.
How Augmented Reality Glasses Could Support Learning

Mar 5, 2025 | edtechmagazine.com | Suchi Rudra

Mar 05 2025 Classroom Smart lenses create digital layers for a more immersive learning experience. The integration of AI into tech tools has become inevitable, and augmented reality is no exception. While use cases for AR have evolved over the years, the technology has gained most through the introduction of headsets (Microsoft HoloLens, Meta Quest and Magic Leap) and, more recently, AI-integrated smart glasses (XREAL, RayNeo).
AI Honeypots and Cybersecurity: Viable Security Measure for K-12? | EdTech Magazine

Jan 30, 2025 | edtechmagazine.com | Suchi Rudra

Jan 30 2025 Security Will artificial intelligence-enhanced honeypots become a viable security measure for your K–12 network? The term “honeypot” has its origins in , but these days, the digital version of a honeypot has become a useful cybersecurity tool. Cyber honeypots attract hackers by mimicking legitimate targets such as servers, databases, websites or applications. “These systems are intentionally configured to appear vulnerable to lure adversaries.
Today

Nov 6, 2024 | suchirudra.substack.com | Suchi Rudra

There he is again. Out for his walk. Today is everywhere, on all our streets, in every window, at the top of every building looking only halfway down. Everyone knows Today, he always wears his furniture buttoned up, pressed and polished, opens his mouth in predictable creaks, light and food inside, darkness leaking when it closes. He takes what he wants, stabbing with fork fingers, collecting with spoon palms. He breathes in and out because he can.
Windows 11 Delivers Built-In Security for Education and Beyond

Nov 6, 2024 | edtechmagazine.com | Suchi Rudra

Nov 06 2024 Security Microsoft security features keep K–12 users safe with authentication tools, monitoring platforms, data protection and more. Schools faced more ransomware attacks than hospitals or governments faced in 2023, according to research from Emsisoft. Districts were targeted more in 2023 than they were in the previous two years combined. Because of the heightened risk, schools need tools that provide security directly to users without further straining IT budgets.
How Personhood Credentials Could Impact Higher Education

Nov 4, 2024 | edtechmagazine.com | Suchi Rudra

One of the challenges is to have something that verifies the user is a person, but to also have it be privacy preserving, because people don't want to or need to give up their information.
Protection

Oct 28, 2024 | suchirudra.substack.com | Suchi Rudra

Strawberries. Leaning over the balcony railing, the silky turquoise of the pool filled her eyes, made her crave strawberries, heart shaped, with those perfect tiny seeds. They were in season, although more expensive than just a couple weeks ago, so they’d be everywhere. Unlike the asparagus she'd searched for the other day until her boyfriend reminded her that here, in this country, they eat according to the season. --Where's the sunscreen, he yawned.
University-Led Research Explores RNA-Based Data Storage

Oct 3, 2024 | edtechmagazine.com | Suchi Rudra

RNA Data Storage Offers Advantages Over DNAWhile DNA data storage scores big points for its longevity (DNA can last thousands of years when stored correctly) and for zero energy consumption, it’s still highly cost prohibitive, and reading that data is a slow process. But storing data in RNA, due to differences in the molecule’s makeup compared with DNA, has the potential to be less expensive and much faster.