How online learning is an opportunity for the Arctic
Greenland stands to benefit from a shift to online education — and to lead the way for the rest of the region.
As the coronavirus pandemic has spread, schools and teachers across the globe have been forced to move learning online. This transition — and the innovation in the space that will likely follow — presents an opportunity for areas that faced challenges to in-person learning long before the pandemic.
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