Sascha Zuger

When distance learning numbers climbed to 60%, district leaders knew they had to find solutions to keep students engaged.

When school buildings closed down last March, in-person classes weren't the only thing that ground to a halt.

Any teacher who has taught students in class while teaching students remotely knows the challenges of engaging all students.

One of the more challenging classroom environments was where the teachers were remote and the students are present in the classroom.

A teacher ‘command center’ in each classroom allows simultaneous instruction of students in the classroom and at home.

Teachers are creative by nature, and never has this been more evident than since Covid-19 closed down schools last March.

If teachers and students can’t hear one another, their contributions to learning are negated.

In remote rural schools, bandwidth is a huge barrier.

In today's challenging times, districts need to come up with creative ways to keep kids engaged and on track.