Emergency remote teaching has changed higher education for good and for the better
There’s a brave new world out there for lecturers and students, with a lot more options, and legacy institutions need to embrace it or consign themselves to the dustbins of history
Covid-19 has changed the world as we know it. Forget the masks and social-distancing, we are all suffering from Zoom overload. It’s difficult to keep motivated when one call goes into another and your socialising after hours is reduced to having drinks or even discos over the internet. But the pandemic has peaked and things are returning to normal — or are they?
Some businesses will never be the same after the coronavirus. The office of old is probably gone; far more people will work from home more of the time, meetings will be virtual or far shorter with far fewer people, and more infrequent if they are in person...
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