Gymnasieskolornas plötsliga omställningen till distansundervisning våren 2020 blev brutal. För lärarna kom den att handla mer om krishantering än långsiktig utveckling av digital undervisning, visar en studie från Karlstads universitet.

När covid-19-pandemin skakar utbildningssystemet i grundvalarna angrips inte bara elever och lärare utan också de pågående processer som skapas i utbildningens relationella spänningsfält. Författarna Linda Ekström Lind, Anna Martín Bylund och Linnéa Stenliden belyser i sin artikel lärares förmåga att ta in och agera i den unika fysiska och digitala kontext som uppstår.

Digitala verktyg ställs lätt i centrum och gör att ämnesinnehållet hamnar i skymundan. Det är en av slut­satserna i en ny avhandling.

Maryville University used its model for fully online programs to ease the transition to hybrid and virtual learning experiences. Here's what other institutions can learn from them.

Experience has helped build confidence in remote teaching, says Sarah Crowther, an art teacher who uses Zoom and Showbie to teach her high-school students. In this article, Crowther and other educators share their online teaching successes, including Joel Ashton, director of a language school in the UK, who praises Zoom as "a revelation" for making…

The use of ebooks in schools has risen with the growth of remote education. A survey found that two-thirds of teachers (67 percent) said they're using more this year than last year, while more than eight in 10 of administrators (85 percent) said their districts were using digital books.

Reports of child abuse declined between 30% and 70% nationally during the coronavirus pandemic when more students were learning remotely. In this interview, Bart Klika, chief research and strategy officer at Prevent Child Abuse America, offers strategies to help educators identify and prevent potential neglect or abuse.

So how are schools preparing young people to navigate this brave new world where they spend most of their time, make many of their friends, and are exposed to an avalanche of new information? writes Diana Graber, Cyberwise.org and CyberCivics.com.