The COVID pandemic has been an education for us in countless ways. We’ve learned how far respiratory droplets travel through the air. We’ve become familiar with terms like “social distancing” and “viral load.” But perhaps the most lasting change from the pandemic is how the technophobes among us have finally been forced to embrace the once arcane concept known as “remote learning.”
And eventually, argues this professor, the best and the brightest at online presentations will rise to the top. “Because of economies of scale,” he writes, “the remote option would enjoy a substantial cost advantage.” Courtesy The New York Times.