Kevin Hogan

From the death of the textbook to the systematic failure of higher education to the circus that is this election season, David discusses the controversies in today's educational world.

Before they help the students, teachers have to help themselves.

In this episode, Rob expounds on shifting PD methods during COVID, the importance of the edTech community to support education, and the new role parents are playing in this current reality.

In this episode, Kseniya talks about the positives of upskilling through her SEMRush Academy and how certification can become a new standard in assessment for all sorts of learning.

From professional development programs for educators to traditional industry training, a new way to assess learning progress is gaining traction.

In this episode, she talks about the adjustments her company has made to support schools during this traumatic process and what innovations may take hold going forward.

As Chief Academic Officer, she is responsible for driving Apex Learning’s academic leadership in the market and setting the vision for curriculum and instructional design in Apex Learning’s digital learning solutions.

As remote working and learning become more firmly entrenched each month the pandemic endures, schools and companies that handed out devices are looking more closely at people are doing with them.

HP and leading partners are turning to immediate action to close the homework and digital access gap

Fifty-two percent of K-12 educators in the U.S. say their school has not warned them about the dangers of ransomware as they scale remote learning.

Microcredentials give the earner two things: bragging rights and USBE credits.

As the pandemic continues to reshape education, new trends are emerging in the way we teach and learn.

While everyone keeps talking about students in their worry about COVID slide and remote learning, no one is talking to them about it.

In this episode of Remote Possibilities, Garry VonMyhr discusses the changing attitudes towards refurbishing and maintaining tech for new remote learning environments.

In this episode, Robin Glenn explores how SEL concepts can be applied in today’s remote learning scenarios.

Marc Netka doesn’t mince his words. As CEO and Founder of STS Education, he is working through the current worldwide laptop shortage crisis but is not not happy about it.

On this episode, Kevin Hogan discusses the use of technology in pursuit of improved learning outcomes for students of all ages.

This year’s frantic switch to online learning has begun to create opportunities for more people to learn at a fraction of the cost of a traditional higher education experience.

In this episode, Nefertiti Dukes talks about how creation tools are more important than ever in a remote learning environment.

Despite unprecedented uncertainties and the rise in their worries, 18% more high school students today have a dream job they’re working toward than they did in 2016.

In this episode, Brett talks about how his company responded to the incredible demand surge and the importance of supporting not only the students, but faculty and parents as well.

This week Carol Ribeiro addresses the big picture issues schools need to contemplate during this mass disruption.

The co-founder and CEO of Go Guardian talks about how his company is adjusting its products and services to these new scenarios and offers some hopeful insights for moving forward.

In this episode, Dr. Christina Counts shares her ideas on how to make that happen this fall while at the same time keeping both students and teachers safe.

According to national surveys of more than 1,000 college students and more than 4,000 higher education faculty whose coursework shifted from in-person to remote learning due to COVID-19, student satisfaction fell by more than 30...