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Lenovo seeks to transform hybrid classrooms into smart classrooms with EdVision Program - Vimarsana News

Lenovo seeks to transform hybrid classrooms into smart classrooms with EdVision Program

By Jaime G. Misalucha, Jr. As students go back to school in the new normal,educators face the challenge of making learning more effective and efficient for their students with face to face and virtual classes happening simultaneously or alternately. Over the past couple of years, the digital

Source: mb.com.ph
District 518's VIBE program terminated for licensure issues, failing to meet Minnesota standards - Vimarsana News

District 518's VIBE program terminated for licensure issues, failing to meet Minnesota standards

Eighteen teachers with the VIBE program, who do not work in District 518 buildings, will need to be put on leave or terminated.

Source: dglobe.com
Here are the new Indiana laws to know before they take effect July 1 - Vimarsana News

Here are the new Indiana laws to know before they take effect July 1

There were 176 new Indiana laws approved this year by the Republican-controlled General Assembly and enacted by Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb, mostly during the month of March.

Graduation Rates Fell Across US Due to Remote Learning, Studies Show - Vimarsana News

Graduation Rates Fell Across US Due to Remote Learning, Studies Show

The pandemic is driving academic proficiency and graduation rates down in U.S. schools. That’s the consensus of several ...

Cornellians Adjust to Virtual Learning on First Day of Classes - Vimarsana News

Cornellians Adjust to Virtual Learning on First Day of Classes

Students express relief and frustration over Cornell’s decision to offer two weeks of virtual instruction and increase testing in the wake of December’s COVID-19 surge.