by Jordan Hart | Apr 25, 2020 | Blog
Terms and Concepts If you are interested in the terms and concepts discussed here (such as asynchronous vs synchronous and an LMS vs an eLearning platform) check out our previous post: The Anatomy of Distance Learning. Keys to Success Asynchronous eLearning is tough...
by Jordan Hart | Apr 25, 2020 | Blog
Ubiquitous Distance The coronavirus has rapidly altered day to day life in a way few could have imagined. As it settles in, many are realizing that we are not getting back our pre coronavirus world anytime soon, but rather will need to forge a path to a new normal. As...
by Jordan Hart | Mar 21, 2018 | Blog
Choosing a tech camp can be a challenge since they cover a wide range of highly technical skills, and few parents have knowledge of all of them. There’s usually programming, but in various contexts, like web dev, app dev, game dev, robotics and more. Then there’s...
by Jordan Hart | Jan 20, 2018 | Blog
Many kids find learning to code fun and engaging, while parents are increasingly realizing how vital it is. Despite this, schools are struggling to fit robust programming courses into the regular school day. That’s where after school enrichment programs can come in,...
by Jordan Hart | Oct 23, 2017 | Blog
This fall we helped Riordan High School launch its Engineering Program, a 4-year high school honors program that includes programming, computer science, robotics, and fabrication (CAD, 3D Printing, industrial design). In many ways, this is the ultimate example of what...
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