Posted by Dan Galpin, Developer Advocate This blog post is part of a weekly series for #11WeeksOfAndroid. For each of the #11WeeksOfAndroid, we’re diving into key areas so you don’t miss anything. This week, we…
For Families Who Lack Reliable Internet Access, Help…
Over time, internet access has shifted from an amenity to a necessity. Nothing has illustrated that shift more clearly than the pandemic, which forced school, work and most everything else to become virtual practically overnight.…
The Power of Marketing in the ELearning Industry
eLearning has proven to be both impactful and convenient for many people. Learning online in today’s world of constant connectivity offers many benefits to learners and organizations alike. But what is eLearning? Due to the…
Can Colleges Help Early Childhood Teachers Go Back…
The clock is ticking in Washington, D.C. By the end of 2023, workers who teach the littlest learners in the nation’s capital will be required to have advanced credentials in early childhood education. For some…
Amid Objections to Automated Proctoring, One Company Abandons…
The use of remote proctoring has surged as colleges shifted to remote instruction during the pandemic. But not everyone is on board with the practice. Many students and even some schools have pushed back against…
Learn Today, Lead Tomorrow
You may have heard your child’s school using the term SEN, but do you know what it means? SEN stands for Special Education Needs or Special Education Needs and Disabilities. The term SEN covers a…
What If Colleges Treated Students as Data Users,…
Their noses are swabbed. Their exams are recorded. Their Instagram posts are monitored. During the pandemic, college students are surveilled very, very closely. The health crisis has introduced new forms of data collection into higher…
The Second Year of The MOOC: 2020 Saw…
This was the year that more people learned what a MOOC is.As millions suddenly found themselves with free time on their hands during the pandemic, many turned to online courses—especially, to free courses known as…
As Districts Return to Remote Learning, Are They…
When educators describe their frenzied switch to remote learning in the spring, most talk about being caught off guard. Some mention how little they knew then—about virtual learning, as well as the virus that forced…