Top 4 Tech Insights To Help You Evaluate Your Needs For The School Year

The rapid shift to distance learning as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound impact on every aspect of education, including the ways students use and engage with technology.

Here are four key tech insights to help you evaluate your remote and blended learning strategies for the 2020-2021 school year.

What time of day do students engage in distance learning?
How do I ensure students are staying safe online and using approved online tools that do not compromise their privacy?
What are the top educational sites and apps that students are visiting?
How much LTE data do students need for distance learning?

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Speak with a CatchOn team member about building a sustainable data analytics platform that supports your traditional, remote, and blended learning environments.

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