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Remote learning, also known as distance education or online learning, allows students of all varieties to access educational content from anywhere with an internet connection. The approach gained popularity during COVID-19, as it gave learners everywhere more flexibility, accessibility, and personalized educational opportunities. It also reduces some overhead costs, increases access to quality education, and can leverage a wider array of technology than in a physical classroom.
Remote learning involves a variety of digital platforms and tools. Hardware like laptops, tablets, and webcams connect students to their digital classrooms, while digital platforms like video conferencing software and learning management systems keep everyone on the same page with lessons, assignments, grades, and additional resources. The approach even makes it easy for students and teachers alike to stay up on lessons and coursework if sick or traveling.
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