From DSC: I instantly see the inequities involved here — as only those with the resources can choose this route. Also, one would have to […]
Joining host @DanLinna, @MISupremeCourt Chief Justice @BridgetMaryMC details the “unexpected upsides” of the global pandemic, like opportunities for greater access to justice, better litigant experiences, […]
University Research: A Time of Disparate Change — from insidehighered.com by Peter Schiffer and Jay Walsh During the pandemic, the research ecosystem has undergone a […]
Save time and paper with the free Adobe Scan app. Take a photo and transform paper assignments into digital ones — in seconds. [From DSC: […]
I’m a teacher headed back to school next month. It’s going to be traumatic. — from co.chalkbeat.org by Autumn Jones A teacher mental health crisis […]
Few colleges are setting clear benchmarks for closing campuses — from educationdive.com by Jeremy Bauer-Wolf Though many schools have publicly shared reopening plans, most don’t […]
Learning ecosystems across the country — especially those involving K-12 — are morphing once again. Have you heard about the explosive interest and potential growth […]
Questions/reflections from DSC: How might this be used for online-based learning? For “learning pods” and homeschoolers out there? Will assistants such as the Webex Assistant […]
Ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt is working to launch a university that would rival Stanford and MIT and funnel tech workers into government work — from […]
Surveys: Most teachers don’t want in-person instruction, fear COVID-19 health risks — from blogs.edweek.org by Madeline Will Excerpts: Teachers are more likely than administrators to […]
From DSC: I’d like to thank Ryan Craig for mentioning several interesting articles and thoughts in a recent Gap Letter. At least 2-3 of the […]
Trying to make sense of a fluid fall — from insidehighered.com by Doug Lederman As more colleges announce their instructional plans, two simulations suggest some […]
