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GoNoodle Offers Premium Content for Free to Classrooms GoNoodle is removing the paywall from its subscription program for teachers and opening up all of its premium content to classrooms and districts for free for educators, it announces. Formerly known as GoNoodle Plus, this version of GoNoodle, called Educator, offers teachers videos, academically aligned games, curricular resources, guides, learning extensions, and question sets at no cost. “Teachers are one of the unsung heroes of our society, as we have seen throughout the pandemic. By making all of our teacher tools free with the sup...

Press Release – 2Degrees   2degrees has appointed Holly Knill to the role of Chief Consumer Officer. New Zealand born and raised, Holly is returning home from Sydney, where she drove significant revenue growth as Foxtels Group Director of Content and IP Products. …   2degrees has appointed Holly Knill to the role of Chief Consumer Officer. New Zealand born and raised, Holly is returning home from Sydney, where she drove significant revenue growth as Foxtel’s Group Director of Content and IP Products. Prior to that she spent 15 years working in digital products, start-ups and televisi...

As summer approaches, there remains little clarity as to whether summer holidays can go ahead, nor what restrictions will be in place for those of us keen to jet off for some sunshine. As things stand, overseas holidays are banned, while all returning travellers must pay for at least three costly tests and quarantine at home for 10 days. Furthermore, quarantine hotels have also been introduced for those arriving from 33 red-listed countries. Will these restrictions be eased in time for summer? We can only hope.  Furthermore, there is the sticky issue of vaccine passports. On Monda...

One writer is determined to make it to the beach this summer Credit: Getty Matt Hancock’s heading to Cornwall. Dominic Raab reckons its “too early” to book summer holidays overseas. Of course, the main lesson that parents of school-age children have learnt from the last ten months is to take the Government’s pandemic proclamations with a pinch of salt (and, by this stage, a shot of something steadying, for Dutch courage). Yet just for once, they’ve captured the problem facing all families when it comes to booking a summer holiday right now. I’m not saying it won’t be possible. H...