The idea for this site is to collect stories of the extraordinary efforts educators (individual teachers and staff), communities, and institutions are making to support learners through the COVID-19 global pandemic.
What we seek is something short and inspiring, along with an image to represent it, and perhaps a link to find more information. This site is powered by a “SPLOT” meaning no logins or personal identifying information is required, but more than that, it is open to anyone that has a story to share. Are you interested, curious? Share a story now.
What you are seeing here is a general collection of worldwide stories, Explore the five random ones below or see the full collection of stories.
- Teaching Digital Storytelling in the Time of Coronavirus
- Me gusta la escuela… ¡Pero en la escuela!
- Learner-teacher partnership in times of COVID-19: A community poll to share practices and perspectives
- Foundation Commits $750K to Support Students’ Urgent Needs
- Turned My Kitchen into a Chemistry Lab
Image Credit: Earth Horizon with UFO or Star flickr photo by DonkeyHotey shared under a Creative Commons (BY) license
Kyi Kyi Win
"I want to know about simulation for physic experiment. "
Luis Olvera
"Gracias por su interés. Abriremos posiblemente en abril un nuevo curso. Si gusta, nos ..."
Patricia Varela
"Me interesa....como me inscribo?...algún link de información para tomar este curso? "
Luis Olvera
"Muchas gracias por sus comentarios. Sin duda, todos los esfuerzos en bien de la ..."
José Benito García Carmona
"Muy interesante curso, muy oportuno ante la realidad y la situación que el ..."
Alan Levine
"Bedankt, Jasper! Thanks for sharing your story. Now you are in the queue ..."
Alan
"Thanks for this one, Tanya. The image reminds me a bit of the ..."
Nancy
"What an amazing idea! Love it! "
Alan Levine
"Thanks Stephen, it occurs to me I need to frame what "extraordinary" means--to ..."
Terry Greene
"I want to come! This is awesome. "
Ken Bauer
"This is super cool. Thanks for sharing Terry! "
Portia Tinnermon
"Richard and the rest of our faculty are doing an incredible job ..."