distance learning
Reimagining the future of education
Inclusive, high-quality education and the development of a digitally skilled workforce is vital to Europe’s continued relevance in a global economy.
Webex on the Wild Atlantic Way
Next in the Customer Story blog series, see how a school in a very remote part of Ireland succeeded in building a bridge between pupils, teachers, and parents using Cisco Webex technology.
The Dawn of the Digital Learner
Hybrid education will transform and characterize the schools of tomorrow. Now is the time for the dawn of the digital learner.
Distance Learning Expands with Webex Education Connector in Learning Management Systems
Cisco Webex Education Connector enables a seamlessly integrated experience to transform classroom learning to online learning.
Chase Your Dreams Wherever You Are With Webex
Next in the Customer Story blog series, see how Cisco Webex video conferencing solutions delivered an affordable and effective way to connect high school students to the college classroom.
Education Now: Let’s Talk Distance Learning
All previous ways of learning, teaching and communicating are facing revolutionary transformation. Cisco's #EducationNow blog series will help you not only adopt distance learning, but also imagine an even brighter future of education.
Improving Education One Virtual Connection at a Time
Next in the Customer Story blog series, see how one teacher from a regional secondary school in Beechworth, Victoria used Cisco Webex Solutions to expand her world outside of the classroom.
How Video Helps Schools Reimagine Education
Imagine a school where students use mobile devices to learn from anywhere at any time. Students can interact face-to-face with classmates around the world. Where students and educators who can’t be present in a classroom can still be part of the class. Educators, superintendents, administrators and deans come together virtually to collaborate with video conferencing. […]
Destination Diversity: Connected Bus Tour Makes History Come Alive
It all started with an idea: what if we could bring students from different schools in different parts of the country together to discuss civil rights issues?