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'Telepresence' can help bring advanced courses to schools that don't offer them

  • Written by Jennifer Darling-Aduana, Assistant Professor of Learning Technologies, Vanderbilt University
'Telepresence' can help bring advanced courses to schools that don't offer themRemote learning can be used for more than just education at home.Suzanne Kreiter/The Boston Globe via Getty Images

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In schools where students want to take an advanced course that the school doesn’t offer, the telepresence model, which enables students in one school to...

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