Tag Archives: remote instruction

Zoombombing: An Inside Job, by Cat Bishir

Posted on December 19, 2020 by Jennifer Babisak

I remember my first zoombomber like it was yesterday. “So, I think we’re ready to go into breakout rooms now, but let me first explain the directions.” *Ding dong* A student had entered the waiting room. Strange. I thought this … Continue reading →

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Student Discipline in the Wake of Online Learning: Who Is Left in the Crossfire?, by Mikaila John

Posted on December 15, 2020 by Jennifer Babisak

Earlier this year, a 15-year-old girl in Michigan was sent to a juvenile detention center for violating her probation. How did she violate it? By not completing her online coursework when her school switched to remote learning. The girl, identified … Continue reading →

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