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Can You Trust the Ed Tech Used by Your School? - Vimarsana News

Can You Trust the Ed Tech Used by Your School?

/PRNewswire/ -- Schools buy a variety of education technology products. Not all of them can be trusted. Does your school select products that are certified to...

Napster Lawyer, State Senator's Ed Tech Booms During COVID - Vimarsana News

Napster Lawyer, State Senator's Ed Tech Booms During COVID

Seven years after launching Boom Learning, former attorney Mary Oemig and her husband Eric, formerly a Washington lawmaker, have seen it grow rapidly during remote instruction. The tool is temporarily free for new users.

Kirkland parents' online learning platform used in 12 of the 15 biggest districts in the country - Vimarsana News

Kirkland parents' online learning platform used in 12 of the 15 biggest districts in the country

Boom Learning, an online teaching and learning platform, grew by 25 times during the pandemic.

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Boom Learning Responds to Emergency School Closures - Vimarsana News

Boom Learning Responds to Emergency School Closures

/PRNewswire/ -- Boom Learning today announced a plan to respond to recent school closures across the country. CEO Mary Oemig is inviting schools to access the...

Parenting reboot: How to rein in some of the bad habits caused by COVID - Vimarsana News

Parenting reboot: How to rein in some of the bad habits caused by COVID

Parenting reboot: How to rein in some of the bad habits caused by COVID You're not alone—all parents have been way more lenient about treats, screentime and exercise lately. Here's how to get back to a good place (whenever you're ready). Illustration: Jay Stephens Before COVID, Felien Torres Lyn’s sons would be out the door first thing in the morning. The family once relied on a daily schedule of specialized school and therapy for Brandon, 10, and Jakob, 13, who both have autism, and the boys thrived on the comfort of that routine. Now, it’s after 9 a.m. and the boys are playing video...