Dissatisfied with the uneven quality of distance learning among school districts after they closed in March, Gov. Gavin Newsom and the Legislature established minimum requirements for the next school ...

When the pandemic closed schools across the country, K­–12 districts undertook the herculean task of moving millions of students and staff to remote learning as quickly as possible. This allowed ...

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THE COVID-19 pandemic was more than a global health crisis; it marked a seismic shift in teaching and learning. Virtually overnight classrooms emptied, and screens lit up. From roadside schoolrooms to ...

Around the world, nearly 300 million students have been sent home over coronavirus fears. Universities are scrambling to create plans in the event of a local outbreak, and for many, the answer is to ...

Sierra Leone reached its target of providing 1 million children with education through remote learning during COVID-19 lockdowns in 2020. In Edo State, Nigeria, 56 percent of Primary and Junior ...

BOSTON, March 31, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- The Online Learning Consortium (OLC) today announced the OLC Institute for Professional Development is organizing "OLC Ideate," a series of free, online ...

This week the Department of Education ordered public schools from kindergarten to high school to shift to alternative modes of delivering lessons instead of simply suspending classes during calamities ...

STUDENTS of the Calasiao Comprehensive National High School in Pangasinan bring their rain gear in this undated photo. THE Department of Education (DepEd) has updated guidelines on class and work ...

The Department of Education (DepEd) said it is ramping up system readiness and coordination measures to ensure uninterrupted learning and to protect the welfare of teachers and learners nationwide as ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Education now requires schools to have detailed plans ready for continuing education during any type of disruption — whether from typhoons, floods, extreme heat ...