
How COVID-19 made edtech a must
Digital learning has a long history, but take-up in schools and colleges has been erratic; the coronavirus may have changed all that
The pandemic has changed how offices operate, but it has also greatly impacted education and learning, which comes with its own questions and challenges. Our Digital Learning special report, published in The Times, explores the importance of educational technology, what it is like to teach online, and the fight against digital exclusion using innovation.
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