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Teach From Home Remote Learning

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Resources for educators information and tools to help teachers.

The Google for Education team partnered with UNESCO’s Institute for Information Technologies in Education.

To show ways to get started with distance learning. How to teach online, make lessons accessible to students, and collaborate with other educators. Teach remotely with video calls

Google announced a $10 million Distance Learning Fund

Support organizations around the globe that help educators access the resources they need to provide high-quality learning opportunities to children, particularly those from underserved communities.

The first million is going to the Khan Academy, with Google volunteers also helping translate existing educator resources.

Education Management Tools

Google launches new tools to help connect teachers and students. Google introduced today new resources for the education sector designed to give teachers access to information, tips, training, and tools for conducting online classes in more than 15 languages.

The central hub also instructs educators on how to "teach online, make lessons accessible to students, and collaborate with other educators.

Google also announced a $10 million Distance Learning Fund to help organizations provide resources to educators dedicated to teaching children in underserved communities.

The founder of nonprofit Khan Academy, one of the most popular online learning sites for stay at home kids and parents.

Khan is running webinars for teachers and parents with tips on how best to use the site’s lessons for home instruction.

Designed daily homeschooling schedules that are a blend of online learning, offline reading, personal writing.

Entrepreneurs reinventing American education

Funding for Khan Academy 2020 budget of $62 million comes from the Gates Foundation, Netflix billionaire Reed Hastings, Google and billionaire Carlos Slim. Silicon Valley venture capitalist John Doerr. AT&T Supports Khan Academy to Empower Learning online.

Mobile technology is transforming the way that teachers teach and students learn. To enable anytime, anywhere learning for people across the world, AT&T is contributing $2.25 million to Khan Academy.

free online library of learning resources brings interactive, personalized learning to students via problem questions, handwriting recognition and more. Students can learn using videos, interactive exercises and articles on subjects from algebra to prehistoric art to chemistry.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khan_Academy