This story is part of Fast Company’s Reinventing Education package. As millions of students begin school during a deadly pandemic and global recession, we’re highlighting the ongoing efforts to keep ...

The 2021–22 academic year has brought many changes across Boston College’s campus. As new and returning students prepared for a more normal year of college with significantly fewer COVID-19 ...

Welcome to the world of remote learning, newly populated by institutions forced online almost overnight in response to the growing crisis around COVID-19. Now, as they endeavor to establish a new ...

As the school year begins, New Hampshire Public Radio is asking students, teachers and parents to share their stories of what education looks like during coronavirus. Click here to tell us your story ...

How do you reimagine academic courses built on face-to-face interactions for a virtual world? When the COVID-19 crisis escalated in Chicago, the United States, and around the world, Chicago Booth ...

Audio conferencing solutions provider Nureva Inc. announced Nureva ® XT classroom solutions, an integrated combination of audio, video, device management and product services designed specifically for ...

Hybrid-remote learning provides the flexibility and freedom schools, parents, and students need in the current pandemic. However, moving a traditional classroom that’s built for face-to-face delivery ...

One of Apple’s spring education announcements was iOS remote support for teachers in Apple Classroom. Remote support on iOS is something I never thought I’d see, but a global pandemic changed many ...

If the last several years have taught educators anything, it’s that teachers don’t necessarily need to be in a physical classroom with kids in the seats to be effective. Instead, with the right ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Serial technology CEO covering all things IT & Tech. This year, going back to school has been like no other in history as remote ...

PISCATAWAY-- Scanning the nearly 150 students she could see from the front of her lecture hall, Rutgers University professor Sara Campbell waited for a hand. Campbell was in a test prep session in her ...