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The Learning Pod: Technology and equity in schools
Published Jun 23, 2021, 10:00 AM
The Learning Pod
The Learning Pod is a podcast on everything education from The Columbus Dispatch. Join education reporters Sheridan Hendrix and Megan Henry on this bi…16 clip(s)
Ohio’s State Board of Education10:07
Breaking down COVID-19 protocols in Columbus City Schools and the impact on district nurses09:33
Discussing COVID-19 vaccine mandates among Ohio’s college campuses11:22
The Learning Pod: A look back at Alissa Widman Neese's years covering education14:07
The Learning Pod: Dissecting the 2021 back to school season18:25
The Learning Pod: What is critical race theory?17:54
The Learning Pod: What the new Ohio budget means for the school funding formula15:51
The Learning Pod: Technology and equity in schools18:48
The Learning Pod: How will Ohio fund education and fix its “broken” funding formula? Here are the options14:59
The Learning Pod: With increased COVID vaccines in-person graduation ceremonies resume for class of 202121:14
The Learning Pod: Discussing the impact and rollout of COVID-19 vaccines across Ohio schools17:27
The Learning Pod: Why does hazing continue to happen? Students, educators and elected officials hope to prevent future deaths and increase awareness27:33
The Learning Pod: A year ago, COVID closed Ohio schools. When will they be normal again?18:07
Dispatch education reporters Sheridan Hendrix, Alissa Widman Neese and Megan Henry talk about how Capital University announced earlier this year that it has a new plan to increase student success rates: iPads for everyone. Project Indigo, Capital's new digital initiative, will provide an iPad to all of the university's 2,600 students, staff members and faculty members. These iPads will eliminate any divides caused by a lack of access to technology.
