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27/05/2020 Editor

‘Students like the flexibility’: why online universities are here to stay

The coronavirus pandemic has forced UK universities to rapidly shift online, and no date has been confirmed for campuses to

UK universities need to spend hundreds of millions of pounds to deliver degrees online, with warnings that many are unprepared

The cancellation of events has many mourning the loss of what have traditionally been in-person experiences. While conferences, trade shows,

Moving to online teaching does not have to mean losing rich peer-to-peer discussions. Video conferencing software, such as Zoom, allows

This article is part of the guide Sustaining Higher Education in the Coronavirus Crisis. In this time of the pandemic,

Though sedentary behavior raises cause for concern, especially during the pandemic, experts agree that setting too many boundaries for students

As educators in all 50 states shifted, rather abruptly, to virtual instruction amid school closures brought on by the coronavirus

Many teachers, students, and parents are proving to be remarkably resilient during this time when it comes to the effects

This article is part of the guide Sustaining Higher Education in the Coronavirus Crisis. Andrew Guo, an undergraduate major in

On Tuesday, Kristina Ishmael was watching a webinar about how coronavirus will impact K-12 education policy when the screen was