The debate about returning to the classroom in-person has been ongoing ever since schools pivoted to online courses at the onset of the pandemic. Remote learning has allowed education to continue during lockdowns. But for communities not accustomed to the modality, it proved a burdensome solution for some teachers, school administrators, kids, and most of […]
The debate about returning to the classroom in-person has been ongoing ever since schools pivoted to online courses at the onset…
Read MoreStudents have gone back to school, but instead of heading to the classroom, COVID-19 has many sitting in a Zoom meeting.…
Read MoreClassrooms today are rapidly evolving, and the issue of network resilience is becoming more important than ever. Even before COVID-19 expedited…
Read MorePre-COVID, when schools were functioning “normally,” K-12 information security proficiency varied greatly from district to district. Larger school districts tended to…
Read MoreFor the fourth consecutive year, the Trump Administration and Secretary of Education, Betsy DeVos, have proposed substantial cuts to the U.S.…
Read MoreThe switch to online education or hybrid learning can offer convenience and safety for students. But now that it’s becoming mandatory…
Read MoreOur country’s digital divide has been an ongoing hurdle, affecting the 21 million Americans who don’t have access to broadband internet.…
Read MoreFor educators, students, and parents, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on learning has been profound. Thousands of schools across the…
Read MoreWhen K-12 schools closed their buildings at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, IT departments’ cybersecurity plans were flipped inside out.…
Read MoreIn the United States, the recent pandemic has impacted more than 14 million students and caused the shutdown of colleges and…
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Sasha Chada September 22, 2020
eLearning Inside September 21, 2020
