Blended learning models—the idea of combining online education with in-person interactions—have moved at warp speed from a concept being considered and experimented with in many settings, to a concept that...
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It’s become an all-too-common experience these days: sitting at a desk (or kitchen table) staring at a screen that is populated with box after box of faces of people also...
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With teachers at all levels of education around the country continuing to teach many, if not all, of their classes in a virtual environment, they’re quickly adapting to this new...
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How do teachers—and administrators— know whether learning has occurred? It’s an age-old question that school systems have tackled for years. They’ve used a variety of methods to determine what, and...
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In early 2020 the entire world was rocked by a pandemic unlike anything ever seen before. We’re still reeling from its impacts. While schools around the country—in truth, around the...
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As COVID-19 continues to require many school systems and higher education institutions to provide some form of hybrid instruction which is likely to continue for the foreseeable future, how can...
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These are trying times. That, of course, is certainly an understatement! School systems at both the K-12 and higher-ed levels have been one of the most significantly impacted areas affected...
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Everyone who has ever taught or taken a class online knows that this is inevitable—there will be tech snafus that crop up from time to time. That’s especially true in...
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While some parents have been homeschooling their children for years now, others have been cast into this new role unexpectedly. For them, figuring out how to keep students engaged, understand...
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Zoom has become a mainstay at college campuses around the country and a big bump in remote learning, and for good reason. Zoom offers an easy-to-use interface and a wide...
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