Uploaded August 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Over the past 18 months, K-12 education has been significantly disrupted by complete school closures for public health reasons, remote instruction with digital tools and resources, and digital inequity that has impeded opportunities to learn. As students prepare to return to in person learning, in some instances for the first time in over a year, what are some things that parents and educators need to consider? Join us as we host a panel of international experts to discuss how to leverage lessons learned over the past year and a half about online or digitally-supported teaching and learning, and what communities and educators should prepare for as we begin what we hope will be a more typical school year.
Note that this is a personal archive of this session. The original recording is available at youtu.be/BkxS5YXJ16A Please visit that version to leave any comments.
Over the past 18 months, K-12 education has been significantly disrupted by complete school closures for public health reasons, remote instruction with digital tools and resources, and digital inequity that has impeded opportunities to learn. As students prepare to return to in person learning, in some instances for the first time in over a year, what are some things that parents and educators need to consider? Join us as we host a panel of international experts to discuss how to leverage lessons learned over the past year and a half about online or digitally-supported teaching and learning, and what communities and educators should prepare for as we begin what we hope will be a more typical school year.
Note that this is a personal archive of this session. The original recording is available at youtu.be/BkxS5YXJ16A Please visit that version to leave any comments.
