What is digital learning? Like many of you, I went to school and was only exposed to a brick and mortar education environment. Computers were just becoming mainstream and I was privileged to attend public school that had a computer lab.
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Our world has been revolutionized by a growing reliance on computers. While this shift has been largely beneficial to education, many of our most vulnerable groups have been left behind. Governor Murphy called it, “an untenable divide. It is not a cost we can ignore, we must address it now.” The reality of the matter is that the divide cuts across racial and economic lines. Students of color and those who are economically disadvantaged are usually the ones that find themselves either lacking devices, connectivity, or both. The state of New Jersey has recently taken important strides in making sure all students have access to the support they need to access the digital world. This is vital with the reality of remote learning being a permanent part of school reopenings this fall.
