Across the country, the coronavirus pandemic thrust schools, students and teachers into remote learning situations which they were not fully prepared for. Major upheavals that would have usually taken months or years to implement were put in place practically overnight. Administrators, teachers and students were suddenly required to transition to virtual class settings and familiarize […]
Across the country, the coronavirus pandemic thrust schools, students and teachers into remote learning situations which they were not fully prepared…
Read MoreThe COVID-19 health crisis has had an unprecedented impact on school districts and education systems. In a matter of days, distanced…
Read MoreSchools in urban districts like Denver Public Schools often struggle to fund library programs, which only exacerbates already existing equity gaps…
Read MoreAbout 1 billion students are currently impacted globally due to school closures – and some do not have the proper access…
Read MoreBefore the coronavirus, the quarantine, and the so-called Low-Touch-High-Tech economy, the schools that needed speech-to-text services varied widely — private elementary…
Read MoreBy now it’s widely known that the COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc in higher education. Colleges that mostly operated in-person were…
Read MoreWhen it comes to online education, people seldom associate the concept with music training. We all typically assume that the best…
Read MoreThe coronavirus has upended our education system. Around 1.6 billion students have had their schools closed, turning to online learning for…
Read MoreGiven the impact of the coronavirus crisis, typical routines in both our personal and professional lives have been upended. We’re looking…
Read MoreTiming is everything. While the coronavirus-fueled global lockdown has created huge challenges for education, we’re incredibly fortunate that the crisis has…
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Henry Kronk June 29, 2020
Henry Kronk June 24, 2020
