IU Developing Free K-12 Virtual Courses, Resources For Teachers Across Indiana

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Indiana University is developing free virtual K-12 courses for teachers and students to use across the state as part of a grant-funded effort by education experts to build up the quality and understanding of virtual education.
IU High School is an online school and shared its curriculum and courses with schools when students everywhere were forced to learn remotely. Now, the school is using grant funding from the state to develop more than 60 virtual, free K-12 courses for any Hoosier teacher to use.
Principal Rebecca Itow said they could be used in case of another widespread shutdown, or to supplement learning already being done in-person.

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