Connected for Learning:
Connected for Learning: Why Canadian Schools Are Modernizing Networks Now
November 5, 2026
School networks support everything from classroom devices and digital learning platforms to administrative systems, security cameras, and other connected technologies. As more devices and applications depend on the network, IT teams must maintain reliable connectivity, identify performance issues, and control access to sensitive systems.
For partners, these challenges create opportunities to identify gaps in network performance, visibility, and security, understand modernization priorities, and help school districts plan improvements that address their operational needs.
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Session Overview
Join Extreme Networks to explore what is reshaping Canadian K–12, why network priorities are changing, and what partners should look for as schools prepare for evolving learning and technology demands.
What you will learn
What is changing across Canadian K–12 and the forces putting new pressure on network infrastructure
Why schools are modernizing now and the triggers partners should watch for, including device and application growth, reliability concerns, cybersecurity pressure, and infrastructure refreshes
What K–12 IT teams are trying to achieve as they plan for the future, from learning continuity and stronger security to simpler operations and greater scalability
Where partners can take action by identifying priority accounts, recognizing modernization opportunities, and knowing when to engage Extreme Networks