Online Learning

A surge in coronavirus cases in Texas and California have convinced officials in two of the largest states to start the school year with widespread online learning.

Educators have a better chance of keeping students engaged in online learning with synchronous class meetings, small-group instruction, social media and some other strategies.

Surging coronavirus cases across the country force superintendents to stick with online learning and postpone students' return to in-person instruction.

As districts continue to improve and mature their remote learning processes, practices and resources, strategic planning will change from one- to three-year plans to month-long strategic sprints. What can districts do in three-month increments to improve their remote learning posture? In this webinar, district leaders share ideas on the future of remote learning, and how […]

Reopening schools is crucial but students and teachers cannot return to classrooms safely until surrounding communities have controlled COVID infections, a group of Johns Hopkins University medical experts say.

District leaders should prioritize full-time, in-person instruction for grades K-5 and students in special education when reopening schools later this summer, a team of education researchers say.