We did some remote learning out here (Gwinnett county - north of Atlanta) during weather closures. The software was awful and crashed the first day under high l

We did some remote learning out here (Gwinnett county - north of Atlanta) during weather closures. The software was awful and crashed the first day under high load. They used it again during a single day closure and the software worked fine that time. However, many students didn’t do it, opting instead to play in the snow. Or, some children had to go to day care since their parents weren’t staying home. When they returned to school the teachers just repeated the same lesson since not every one was on the same page. I think remote learning is possible, but we are a far way from having the kinks worked out.