New Jersey Department of Education

Virtual Learning Toolkit: Resources for Families and Schools

As the 2020-2021 school year begins, virtual instruction will play a major role in school districts and homes across New Jersey.  To help parents, students and teachers effectively adjust to online instruction, the New Jersey Department of Education is providing the following set of comprehensive resources. The resources provided focus on six key areas:

  1. Devices and Hardware – Information about computers/tablets;
  2. Connectivity and Broadband – Information about internet service and wi-fi connectivity;
  3. Software and Learning Platforms – Video conferencing, software, and operating system support;
  4. Training and Professional Learning – Information about engaging students through hybrid and remote instruction;
  5. Tech Support and Digital Literacy – Supports using technology and troubleshooting information; and 
  6. Funds and Financial Support – Possible funding resources for schools

1. Devices and Hardware – Information about computers/tablets

2. Connectivity and Broadband – Information about internet service and Wi-fi

3. Software and Learning Platforms

4. Training and Professional Learning – Information about engaging students through hybrid and remote instruction

5. Tech Support and Digital Literacy – Supports using technology and troubleshooting information

Acknowledgements

Throughout the website, there are multiple references to the Remote Digital Learning Roadmap.  The Remote Digital Learning Roadmap was developed in partnership with Sustainable Jersey Digital Schools, the New Jersey Department of Education and the New Jersey School Boards Association. 


Disclaimer: Please note that the New Jersey Department of Education has not approved the materials related to these resources. The resources are provided for informational and convenience purposes only. Neither the New Jersey Department of Education nor its officers, employees or agents specifically endorse, recommend or favor these resources or the companies/entities who have developed them.


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